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Deafjeff asked Sep 6, 2023

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How many different elements are involved in the chemical reaction above? (look at image)

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Three elements: Calcium, Hydrogen, and Oxygen

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Two (2)

Step-by-step explanation:

Ca is calcium

H2O is water

When the chemical reaction takes place the elements will react creating a mixture

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