Reactions4H (kJ/mol)SnCl,(s) + TiBr,(s) – SnBr,(s) + TIC1,(s)+4.2SnCl (s) + Cl,(g) – SnCl,(t)-195TICI,(s) + Cl,(g) – TIC1,(t)-2734F (kJ/mol)ClearReverseSnCl, (s) + TiBr,(s) - SnBr,(s) + TiCl,(s)+4.2ClearReverseTiCl,(s) + Cl,(g) – TIC14(t)-273.0ClearReverseAH net-268.8 kJ/molNet Reaction:SnCl,(s) + TiBr,(s) + Cl,(g) - SnBr (s) + TIC1,(E)Select Reaction 1,SnCl,(s) + TiBr,(s) –→ SnBr,(s) + TiCl,(s)and Reaction 3,TiCl,(s) + Cl,(g) – TiC(E)and drag each into one of the empty slots.Does TiCl, appear as a reactant or product in the net reaction?O ReactantProductNeither

Correct choice is Option (C) Neither

Reactions 4H (kJ/mol) SnCl,(s) + TIBr,(s) – SnBr,(s) + TIC1,(s) +4.2 SnCl (s) + Cl,(g) - SnCl,(t) -195 TICI,(s) + Cl,(g) – TIC1,(t) -273 AH (kJ/mol) SnCl, (s) + TiBr,(s) SnBr,(s) + TiCl,(s) +4.2 Clear Reverse Clear Reverse TiCl,(s) + Cl,(g) –TIC14(t) -273.0 Clear Reverse Net Reaction: SnCl,(s) + TiBr,(s) + Cl,(g) - SnBr (s) + TIC1,(E) AH net - -268.8 kJ/mol Select Reaction 1, SnC1,(s) + TiBr,(s) – SnBr,(s) + TiCl,(s) and Reaction 3, TiCl,(s) + Cl,(g) – TiC1(E) and drag each into one of the empty slots. Does TiCl, appear as a reactant or product in the net reaction? Reactant Product Neither

Reactions 4H (kJ/mol) SnCl,(s) + TIBr,(s) – SnBr,(s) + TIC1,(s) +4.2 SnCl (s) + Cl,(g) - SnCl,(t) -195 TICI,(s) + Cl,(g) – TIC1,(t) -273 AH (kJ/mol) SnCl, (s) + TiBr,(s) SnBr,(s) + TiCl,(s) +4.2 Clear Reverse Clear Reverse TiCl,(s) + Cl,(g) –TIC14(t) -273.0 Clear Reverse Net Reaction: SnCl,(s) + TiBr,(s) + Cl,(g) - SnBr (s) + TIC1,(E) AH net - -268.8 kJ/mol Select Reaction 1, SnC1,(s) + TiBr,(s) – SnBr,(s) + TiCl,(s) and Reaction 3, TiCl,(s) + Cl,(g) – TiC1(E) and drag each into one of the empty slots. Does TiCl, appear as a reactant or product in the net reaction? Reactant Product Neither

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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