Emily did a reaction in a beaker last week in the lab and forgot to label it. What’s left in the beaker is aluminum metal coated with iron, and a pile of aluminum chloride on the bottom of the beaker. Since the beaker was left out all week, assume there was water in it at one time that has now all evaporated.    a.) Write a chemical equation for the reaction that happened.   b.) Emily separated the iron from the leftover aluminum, and isolated 13.482 g. How many grams of reactant metal was needed to make that amount of iron metal?   c.) Based on your work from part (b), how many grams of aluminum chloride should there be in the bottom of the beaker?

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  1. Emily did a reaction in a beaker last week in the lab and forgot to label it. What’s left in the beaker is aluminum metal coated with iron, and a pile of aluminum chloride on the bottom of the beaker. Since the beaker was left out all week, assume there was water in it at one time that has now all evaporated.   

a.) Write a chemical equation for the reaction that happened.  

b.) Emily separated the iron from the leftover aluminum, and isolated 13.482 g. How many grams of reactant metal was needed to make that amount of iron metal?  

c.) Based on your work from part (b), how many grams of aluminum chloride should there be in the bottom of the beaker? 

 

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Since Al metal lies above iron(Fe) in the electrochemical series, Al is more reactive and can replace iron(Fe) from its salt solution. 

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