Aluminium chloride [AIC1;] is prepared by reacting aluminium with chlorine gas: 2A1 + 3Cl, → 2 AICI; In one process, 114 grams of Al reacts with 186 grams of Cl2. (MW (g/mol) : Al = 26.98 , Cl, = 70.90, AICI3=133.33) i). Choose which one is the limiting reactant. ii). Determine the greatest amount of AIC13 (in grams) that can be made with. iii). Justify the excess reactant, and calculate how many grams of it are left over.

Aluminium chloride [AIC1;] is prepared by reacting aluminium with chlorine gas: 2A1 + 3Cl, → 2 AICI; In one process, 114 grams of Al reacts with 186 grams of Cl2. (MW (g/mol) : Al = 26.98 , Cl, = 70.90, AICI3=133.33) i). Choose which one is the limiting reactant. ii). Determine the greatest amount of AIC13 (in grams) that can be made with. iii). Justify the excess reactant, and calculate how many grams of it are left over.

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