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STOICHIOMETRY LAB REACTION OF Al WITH CuCl2 Monday April 20, 2015 Tuesday April 21, 2015.

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1 STOICHIOMETRY LAB REACTION OF Al WITH CuCl2 Monday April 20, 2015 Tuesday April 21, 2015

2 Pre-Lab Questions 1.Write a balanced equation for the reaction between Al and CuCl 2 2.Write down all possible molar ratios among reactants and products of the balanced equation 3.Calculate the mass(in grams) Al required to react with 10.0 ml of 0.5M CuCl 2 solution. Show your calculations

3 Safety General Laboratory Safety  Safety glasses  Lab apron Health Hazards of CuCl 2  Toxic if ingested  Irritant to the skin  Wash with plenty of water if CuCl2 get on your skin.

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