Calculate the mass of Aluminum Bromide that can be made with 5.6 moles of Aluminum

593.5 g

Explanation:

Aluminum bromide is a compound with the formula AlBr3. Assuming there is enough bromine to react with all of the aluminum, multiply 5.6 by the molar mass of aluminum bromide. Doing this, you get 593.5 g.

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