Ca + Al(NO3)3 -- Al + Ca(NO3)2

If given this reaction, how many electrons does Aluminum gain to become neutral?
Question 6 options:

A)

0

B)

1

C)

2

D)

3

Question

Ca + Al(NO3)3   -->  Al + Ca(NO3)2

If given this reaction, how many electrons does Aluminum gain to become neutral?
Question 6 options:
	
A)

0
	
B)

1
	
C)

2
	
D)

3

sweetburger · Answer

What is the known charge of the Aluminium Ion? If you dont know that what is the charge of the (NO3) polyatomic anion?

ilovebmth1234 · Answer

Aluminum, Al, is in group 3A. Aluminum loses three electrons to form the aluminum ion, Al3+.

ilovebmth1234 · Answer

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jiteshmeghwal9 · Answer

This is a displacement reaction. In this reaction calcium displaced aluminium or we can say    aluminium was reduced by calcium.

On the reactant side oxidation state of aluminium is +3 & on product side oxidation state of aluminium is 0.

So can u predict now how many electrons are gained by aluminium in order to reduce its oxidation state from +3 to 0 ?

ilovebmth1234 · Answer

3?