40.What is the maximum amount of Al,Cl, that can be formed from the reaction of 4.0 molof Al with 5.0 mol of Cl, according to this equation?2 Al(s) + 3 Cl>(g) > Al,Cl6(s)А.9.0 molВ.3.7 molС.2.0 molD.1.7 molE.5.2 mol

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What is the maximum amount of Al,Cl, that can be formed from the reaction of 4.0 mol
of Al with 5.0 mol of Cl, according to this equation?
2 Al(s) + 3 Cl>(g) > Al,Cl6(s)
А.
9.0 mol
В.
3.7 mol
С.
2.0 mol
D.
1.7 mol
E.
5.2 mol

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