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3 years ago

Use the crossover method to find the chemical formula of a calcium oxide

Chemistry

1 answer:

Dovator [93]3 years ago

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Answer:

CaO

how:

since its an iconic compound (metal(Ca)+non-metal(O)=iconic(CaO) we have to take account the charges

so;

$Ca^{+2}$ $O^{-2}$

now we will cross them

$Ca_{2} O_{2}$

since both the values are same will cross it out.

hence: CaO

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