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If calcium lost two electrons it would have the same number of electrons as?
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If calcium lost two electrons it would have the same number of electrons as?

If calcium lost two electrons it would have the same number of electrons as?-example-1
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the answer is Argon

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer is Argon because Calcium's atomic number is 20 and if you subtract 20-2 it will equal 18. Therefore, Argon's atomic number is 18

- hope this helps.!

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the answer I believe is Argon
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