Thallium(I) sulfide is a blue-black lustrous crystal that was once used tomanufacture photo-electric detectors.16 TI(s) + Sa(s) → 8 TI,S(s)would be theIf 9.3 mol of TI(s) were reacted with 5.5 mol of Sg(s),|mol of TI,S(s) would be produced.limiting reagent andRecord only your final answer rounded to the correct number of significantdigits and include proper units.

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Thallium(I) sulfide is a blue-black lustrous crystal that was once used to manufacture photo-electric detectors. 16 TI(s) + Sg(s) → 8 TI,S(s) If 9.3 mol of TI(s) were reacted with 5.5 mol of Sg(s), would be the limiting reagent and mol of TI,S(s) would be produced. Record only your final answer rounded to the correct number of significant digits and include proper units.

Thallium(I) sulfide is a blue-black lustrous crystal that was once used to manufacture photo-electric detectors. 16 TI(s) + Sg(s) → 8 TI,S(s) If 9.3 mol of TI(s) were reacted with 5.5 mol of Sg(s), would be the limiting reagent and mol of TI,S(s) would be produced. Record only your final answer rounded to the correct number of significant digits and include proper units.

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