The combustion of 1.66 g ultrafine aluminum in air results in 2.97g of a product, which is a mixture of 80 % aluminum oxide and 20% aluminum nitride (% by mass) Use the empirical formula of aluminum oxide and find the formula for aluminum nitride. Report the molar amount of aluminum oxide: ттol so that the molar amount of aluminum in the nitride can be found as: тmol and the molar amount of nitrogen is: ттоl so that the ratio of aluminum to nitrogen can be found to be: а.и.

The combustion of 1.66 g ultrafine aluminum in air results in 2.97g of a product, which is a mixture of 80 % aluminum oxide and 20% aluminum nitride (% by mass) Use the empirical formula of aluminum oxide and find the formula for aluminum nitride. Report the molar amount of aluminum oxide: ттol so that the molar amount of aluminum in the nitride can be found as: тmol and the molar amount of nitrogen is: ттоl so that the ratio of aluminum to nitrogen can be found to be: а.и.

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