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6 January, 12:22
Complete and balance the following reactions ca+H
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Jacob Stanley
6 January, 12:35
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Ca + H = CaH2
Calcium + Hydrogen = Calcium hydride
Balanced equation : -
Ca + 2H = CaH2
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