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Given the following unbalanced reaction: Ti+HCI TiCl3 + H2 If the percent yield is 86.8%, what mass of Ti (in grams) is needed to obtain 31.4 g of H2? (assume in excess of HCI).

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Given the following unbalanced reaction:
Ti + HCl →→TiCl3 + H2
If the percent yield is 86.8%, what mass of Ti (in grams) is needed to obtain 31.4 g of H2?
(assume in excess of HCI).
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