11-59. Titanium dioxide is converted to titanium tet- rachloride by reaction with chlorine gas and carbon according to the equation TiO,(s) + 2 Cl,(g) - 2C(s) → TiCl,(g) +2C01 of CULATION Suppose 50.0 grams of TiO,(s) are reacted with cess Cl (g) and C(s), and 55.0 grams of TiCl,(g) obtained. Calculate the percentage yield of TiCl ilo- PRO ms ill co the se I1.60. Antimony is produced b
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![11-60. Antimony is produced by the
cess Cl, (g) and C(s), and 55.0 grams of TiCl,(g) a
obtained. Calculate the percentage yield of TiCLig
TiO, (s) + 2Cl, (g) + 2 C(s) → TiCl,(g) +2C0
Suppose 50.0 grams of TiO,(s) are reacted with es
11-59. Titanium dioxide is converted to titanium tet-
rachloride by reaction with chlorine gas and carbon
according to the equation
TiO,(s) + 2 Cl2 (g) + 2C(s) –
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![|1-87. Antimony is usually found in nature as the min
eral stibnite, Sb,S3 (s). Pure antimony can be obtained
by first converting the sulfide to an oxide and then
heating the oxide with coke (carbon). The reaction
equations are
(1) 2 Sb,S, (s) + 9 0,(g) → Sb,O6 (s) + 6 SO2(g)
(2) Sb,O6(s) + 6 C (s) → 4 Sb(s) + 6 CO (g)
How
many kilograms of antimony are obtained from
0.50 kilograms of stibnite?
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