If a calcium atom can give off two electrons in a reaction with nitrogen, which of the following formulas represent the compound formed? a CaN2 b Can c Ca3N2 d None of the above

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If a calcium atom can give off two electrons in a reaction with

nitrogen, which of the following formulas represent the
compound formed?
a CaN2
b Can
c Ca3N2
d None of the above

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c. Ca3N2

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