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Pure titanium metal is produced by reaction titanium(iv) chloride with magnesium metal. the equation for the reaction is: ticl4(s) + 2mg(s) → 2mgcl2(s) + ti(s) how many grams of mg would be needed to produce 1.00 kg of pure titanium?

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