Bromine trifluoride reacts with metal oxides to produce bromine and oxygen quantitatively. For example: 3 TIO2(s) 4 BrF3 (1) 3 TİF4 (s) 2 Br2 (1) + 3 02 (g) => (79.88 g/mol) (136.90 g/mol) (127.88 g/mol) (159.81 g/mol) (32.00 g/mol) If 5.50 g of titanium oxide reacts with 8.65 g of bromide trifluoride: A. What is the maximum mass of bromine produced from the reactants described above. Identify the limiting REACTANT. Show your work. Maximum mass of bromine: Limiting reactant: B. How many grams of grams of titanium oxide will remain after the reaction is complete? How many grams of bromine trifluoride will remain after the reaction is complete? Show your work. Remaining TiO2: Remaining BrF3: C. A chemist produces 2.98 g of bromine using the reactants described above. Calculate the % yield for this reaction. Show your work.

Bromine trifluoride reacts with metal oxides to produce bromine and oxygen quantitatively. For example: 3 TIO2(s) 4 BrF3 (1) 3 TİF4 (s) 2 Br2 (1) + 3 02 (g) => (79.88 g/mol) (136.90 g/mol) (127.88 g/mol) (159.81 g/mol) (32.00 g/mol) If 5.50 g of titanium oxide reacts with 8.65 g of bromide trifluoride: A. What is the maximum mass of bromine produced from the reactants described above. Identify the limiting REACTANT. Show your work. Maximum mass of bromine: Limiting reactant: B. How many grams of grams of titanium oxide will remain after the reaction is complete? How many grams of bromine trifluoride will remain after the reaction is complete? Show your work. Remaining TiO2: Remaining BrF3: C. A chemist produces 2.98 g of bromine using the reactants described above. Calculate the % yield for this reaction. Show your work.

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