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what is the valence configuration of aluminium?

what is the valence configuration of aluminium?

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Pretty easy to doCalculate how much that whole molecule weighsThen calculate how much each of them separately weighs and divide the Individual by the Total, then multiply x 100 to get your percentageRemember that S and O are inside the parenthesis for 2, so you'll have 2 Sulfurs and 8 Oxygens in the molecule (multiply the mass by that then divide by the total)I'd do this but it's really late and I don't have a periodic table close by, but that should get you throughHope this helps.
Aluminum has 3 electrons in its outermost shell and gives up those electrons to form an ion with a positive 3 charge.

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