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Why is the formula for aluminium nitrate?
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Why is the formula for aluminium nitrate?

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Answer: Al(NO3)3

Step-by-step explanation:

I’m going to assume you meant “what”.

Aluminum has a 3+ oxidation state

The NO3 ion has a -1 charge

To even the charge, you need 3 of NO3

Therefore, the formula is Al(NO3)3

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