1. Write out the word equation for the following:H3(PO4)+ Ca(OH), → Caz(PO4)2+ H,O.hydrogen oxide and calcium hydroxide react to form calcium oxide and waterO hydrogen peroxide reacts with calcium hydroxide to form calclum phosphate and waterhydrogen phosphate reacts with calcium hydroxide, producing calcium phosphate and waterhydrogen phosphide and calcium hydroxide form calcium phosphide and waterPREVIOUS1 of 5NEXTescCeC@232$4.5Wert

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1. Write out the word equation for the following:H3(PO4) + Ca(OH), → Ca3(PO4), + H,O. hydrogen oxide and calcium hydroxide react to form calcium oxide and water O hydrogen peroxide reacts with calcium hydroxide to form calcium phosphate and water hydrogen phosphate reacts with calcium hydroxide, producing calcium phosphate and water hydrogen phosphide and calcium hydroxide form calcium phosphide and water

1. Write out the word equation for the following:H3(PO4) + Ca(OH), → Ca3(PO4), + H,O. hydrogen oxide and calcium hydroxide react to form calcium oxide and water O hydrogen peroxide reacts with calcium hydroxide to form calcium phosphate and water hydrogen phosphate reacts with calcium hydroxide, producing calcium phosphate and water hydrogen phosphide and calcium hydroxide form calcium phosphide and water

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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