X and Y in the following equation represent * CH₂=CH₂ + HOCI CICH₂CH₂OH Ca(OH)₂ H₂C O Calcium chloride and water -CH₂ + X + Y Calcium oxide and hydrochloric acid Calcium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid O Calcium hydroxide and water

X and Y in the following equation represent * CH₂=CH₂ + HOCI CICH₂CH₂OH Ca(OH)₂ H₂C O Calcium chloride and water -CH₂ + X + Y Calcium oxide and hydrochloric acid Calcium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid O Calcium hydroxide and water

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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