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If Calcium and Chlorine were to create a bond what would the ratios be?
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If Calcium and Chlorine were to create a bond what would the ratios be?

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1 calcium, 2 chlorine

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calcium has a +2 charge, chlorine has -1 so you would need 2 of them

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