estion 12 of 17 Aluminum chlorate decomposes according to the reaction: 2 AI(CIO3) 3 (S) -> 2 AICI 3 (s) + 9 0₂ (g) You place a 7.55 g sample of aluminum chlorate in an evacuated 6.00 L chamber and heat it to 212 °C. Calculate the pressure in the chamber, in atmospheres, after all of the carbonate decomposes. HINT: Only the gaseous oxygen will contribute to 1 4 7 +

estion 12 of 17 Aluminum chlorate decomposes according to the reaction: 2 AI(CIO3) 3 (S) -> 2 AICI 3 (s) + 9 0₂ (g) You place a 7.55 g sample of aluminum chlorate in an evacuated 6.00 L chamber and heat it to 212 °C. Calculate the pressure in the chamber, in atmospheres, after all of the carbonate decomposes. HINT: Only the gaseous oxygen will contribute to 1 4 7 +

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