Answer to Question #225217 in General Chemistry for Eriana

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Question #225217

Compound formed between calcium and chlorine

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The compound formed is Calcium Chloride

Chemical formula "CaCl_2"

Balance equation "Ca+2Cl \\Longrightarrow CaCl_2"

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