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Using the reactivity of the various families in the periodic table, which of the following species can exist as written? Select all that apply. CaCl BF3 KCI LiCl₂

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Using the reactivity of the various families in the periodic table, which of the
following species can exist as written? Select all that apply.
CaCl
BF3
KCI
LiCl₂

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