11.50 grams of aluminum metal and 40.80 grams of chlorine are combined to makealuminum trichloride. How many grams of AICI, would I expect to get out of this reactionCI IAICI3Find mules Al & Cl1AI+Select one:a. 51.15 gramsb. 56.83 grams- 14261Imol126.9895386)C. 42.45 gramsd. 74.45 grams198hmol ALe. 35.29 grams3.,4261 (133.34 AIels)=56.834

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11.50 grams of aluminum metal and 40.80 grams of chlorine are combined to make aluminum trichloride. How many grams of AICI, would I expect to get out of this reaction? 1AI + 3 Ci → 1 AICI3 Al t CI Select one: a. 51.15 grams Find mu les 126.98953= 4261 4261 b. 56.83 grams I mo C. 42.45 grams 126.9895386) d. 74.45 grams e. 35.29 grams mol AL

11.50 grams of aluminum metal and 40.80 grams of chlorine are combined to make aluminum trichloride. How many grams of AICI, would I expect to get out of this reaction? 1AI + 3 Ci → 1 AICI3 Al t CI Select one: a. 51.15 grams Find mu les 126.98953= 4261 4261 b. 56.83 grams I mo C. 42.45 grams 126.9895386) d. 74.45 grams e. 35.29 grams mol AL

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

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Chapter1: The Atom In Modern Chemistry

Section: Chapter Questions

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