Chemistry, asked by amreenfatima78691, 1 year ago

which is wrong with the following equation?
Ca+O→CaO
correct it and write in balanced form.

kissgirl: oxygen is always present in o2 form

kissgirl: and here ita not in nescent state.

kissgirl: hence 2ca plus o2 is 2cao

Answers

Answered by UtkarshDeepak

it should be
${Ca}^{2 + } + {O}^{2 - } - > CaO$

hope it helps

Answered by Gurmeet111

2ca+o2 arrow 2cao

sorry I don't have arrow symbol to use
HOPE IT HELPS YOU

kissgirl: u r welcome

kissgirl: what a great argument

kissgirl: yaa me too

Gurmeet111: yess you are also correct

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