Aluminum trichloride dissolves in ether with the evolution of a large amount of heat

Chapter 0, Problem 14-2

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Aluminum trichloride dissolves in ether with the evolution of a large amount of heat. (In fact, this reaction can become rather violent if it gets too warm.) Show the structure of the resulting aluminum chloride etherate complex.

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