"how many particles would one formula unit of alcl3 produce when dissolved in solution?"
2 answers:
I think you mean “atoms” And it’s 4 atoms
Answer: 4
Justification:
1) The dissolution of a formula unit of AlCl₃ is given by the chemical equation:
AlCl₃ (s) → Al₃⁺ + 3 Cl⁻
So, 1 unit of AlCl₃ yields 1 partilce of Al₃⁺ and 3 particles of Cl⁻.
2) You get that through a mass balance and the oxidation states (balance of charge).
i) Mass balance : the same number of atoms of each species must appear on the reactant and the product sides.
ii) The oxidation state of Al is 3+ and the oxidation state of Cl is 1-, so the total net charge is 3+ + 3(1-) = 3 - 3 = 0.
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