2 Al + 3 F, arrow> 2 AllF3 What mass of F, (MW = 38.00 g F2) reacts with 150. g of AI (MW = 26.98 g AI) ? %3D 150. g Al x 1. 2. 3. 5. 317 g F2 4. 6. 150. g AI times (1._ over 2.) times (3. over 4.) times (5. over 6.)%3317 g F2 5 38.00 g F2 3 mol Al 1. 1.__ 3 3 mol F2 2.2.______ 2 mol F2 3.3. 7 1 mol Al (2) 4.4. 1. 1 mol F2 (2) 5. 5._ 1 mol F2 6. 6. _ 1 mol Al 7. Unused answer _2 26.98 g Al 4 2 mol Al.

2 Al + 3 F, arrow> 2 AllF3 What mass of F, (MW = 38.00 g F2) reacts with 150. g of AI (MW = 26.98 g AI) ? %3D 150. g Al x 1. 2. 3. 5. 317 g F2 4. 6. 150. g AI times (1._ over 2.) times (3. over 4.) times (5. over 6.)%3317 g F2 5 38.00 g F2 3 mol Al 1. 1. 3 3 mol F2 2.2.____ 2 mol F2 3.3. 7 1 mol Al (2) 4.4. 1. 1 mol F2 (2) 5. 5._ 1 mol F2 6. 6. _ 1 mol Al 7. Unused answer _2 26.98 g Al 4 2 mol Al.

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