Chemistry, asked by rakshaQueen, 4 months ago

What is [CaCo3]?
[Ca(OH)2]?

Answers

Answered by chinmaya44

4

Explanation:

[CaCO3] is Calcium Carbonate

[Ca(OH)2] is Calcium Hydroxide

Answered by MyIqIsMySuperpower

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Answer:

Caco3 is Calcium Carbonate

Ca(OH)2 is Calcium Hydroxide

Explanation:

Ca - Calcium , Co3 - Carbonate

Ca - Calcium , OH2 - Hydroxide

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