How many grams of AICI3 can be produced from 5 moles of Aluminium and 6 moles of Chlorine gas? Which is the limiting reagent? Which reagent is in excess? Write the chemical formula then balance the equation.

How many grams of AICI3 can be produced from 5 moles of Aluminium and 6 moles of Chlorine gas? Which is the limiting reagent? Which reagent is in excess? Write the chemical formula then balance the equation.

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