Aluminum (Al) reacts with chlorine (Cl,) gas to form aluminum chloride. Given the position of aluminum in the periodic table, what charge should 2 the aluminum ion have in this compound? A +4 -5 C +3 D +1

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Use the periodic table to answer the question.
8A
He
Holum
4.00
Aluminum (Al) reacts with chlorine (Cl2) gas to form aluminum chloride. Given the position of
aluminum in the periodic table, what charge should 2 the aluminum ion have in this compound?
10
Ne
Nean
20.18
18
Ar
Argon
A
+4
36
Kr
Kryplon
3.80
54
Xe
Xonen
131 28
-5
Rn
C
+3
(222)
+1
71
Lu
Lulutiu
174.97
103
Lr
Luur
2621
10
Nex
8.
80
B
Transcribed Image Text:18 Use the periodic table to answer the question. 8A He Holum 4.00 Aluminum (Al) reacts with chlorine (Cl2) gas to form aluminum chloride. Given the position of aluminum in the periodic table, what charge should 2 the aluminum ion have in this compound? 10 Ne Nean 20.18 18 Ar Argon A +4 36 Kr Kryplon 3.80 54 Xe Xonen 131 28 -5 Rn C +3 (222) +1 71 Lu Lulutiu 174.97 103 Lr Luur 2621 10 Nex 8. 80 B
CHEMISTRY
Use the
Aluminu
Key
aluminur
11-
Na -Eemont symbol
Sodium- Element name
Atomic number
22.99
Average atomic mass*
A
anganer
Ir
192 25
105
MI
Db
Sg
Meitnan
(261)
Ce
Sm
Dy
Ho
Pr
*is number ion parantheses, then
t refors to the atomic mass of the
most stable isoope.
150 30
182 50
Th
Pa
Pu
Cf
Es
232.01 231.04
238 03
品 1p32
品 8あa 0
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Transcribed Image Text:CHEMISTRY Use the Aluminu Key aluminur 11- Na -Eemont symbol Sodium- Element name Atomic number 22.99 Average atomic mass* A anganer Ir 192 25 105 MI Db Sg Meitnan (261) Ce Sm Dy Ho Pr *is number ion parantheses, then t refors to the atomic mass of the most stable isoope. 150 30 182 50 Th Pa Pu Cf Es 232.01 231.04 238 03 品 1p32 品 8あa 0 8>
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