Four Aluminum atoms combine with three chlorine molecules to produce solid aluminum chloride. Balanced reaction is: 2AI + 3CI2 2AICI3 Use this particulate representations of the reaction to determine the limiting and excess reactant. Key = aluminum = chlorine Before reaction After reaction

Four Aluminum atoms combine with three chlorine molecules to produce solid aluminum chloride. Balanced reaction is: 2AI + 3CI2 2AICI3 Use this particulate representations of the reaction to determine the limiting and excess reactant. Key = aluminum = chlorine Before reaction After reaction

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Chapter4: Stoichiometry

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O Limiting Chlorine and excess Aluminum
O Limiting Aluminum and excess Chlorine
O There is no excess reactant in this reaction.
Cannot be determined due to insufficient data
Both have equal number of moles

Four Aluminum atoms combine with three chlorine molecules to produce solid
aluminum chloride. Balanced reaction is:
2AI + 3Cl, 2AICI3
Use this particulate representations of the reaction to determine the limiting and
excess reactant.
Key
= aluminum
= chlorine
Before reaction
After reaction

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