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How many Bromine atoms do you need to join to Aluminum to make Aluminum Bromide?

lexitrae

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How many Bromine atoms do you need to join to Aluminum to make Aluminum Bromide?

Is it....

A.3
B.4
C.5

Please tell me why c: Thanks in advance!

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buidatsnpha

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11 years ago

I think there are several possibilities - check my link to wikipedia

riza

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11 years ago

From the Wiki link given:"By far the most common form of aluminium bromide is Al2Br6. This species exists as hygroscopic colorless solid at standard conditions."

Technically, the correct answer is 6, which is not an answer choice. So, go with choice A, using the formula AlBr3.

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