Questions: The name of TiS2 is titanium sulfide titanium(II) sulfide titanium(IV) sulfide titanium sulfate titanium (il) sulfate

The name of TiS2 is titanium sulfide titanium(II) sulfide titanium(IV) sulfide titanium sulfate titanium (il) sulfate
Transcript text: The name of $\mathrm{TiS}_{2}$ is titanium sulfide titanium(II) sulfide titanium(IV) sulfide titanium sulfate titanium (il) sulfate
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Chemical Formula

The given chemical formula is \(\mathrm{TiS}_{2}\).

Step 2: Determine the Oxidation State of Titanium

In \(\mathrm{TiS}_{2}\), sulfur typically has an oxidation state of \(-2\). Since there are two sulfur atoms, the total oxidation state contributed by sulfur is \(2 \times (-2) = -4\).

Step 3: Balance the Oxidation State

To balance the \(-4\) charge from sulfur, titanium must have an oxidation state of \(+4\). Therefore, the compound is titanium(IV) sulfide.

Final Answer

\(\boxed{\text{titanium(IV) sulfide}}\)

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