Phosphorus forms a number of oxohalides, x3po, in which x may be a f, cl, or br atom. the most common of these, phosphoryl chloride, is obtained as follows:

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Mercedes Shelton

21 June, 12:55

Phosphorus forms a number of oxohalides, x3po, in which x may be a f, cl, or br atom. the most common of these, phosphoryl chloride, is obtained as follows:

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Answer: A. Calcium - Ca2 + Chlorine - Cl - Thus, they form Calcium Chloride with formula CaCl2. B. Barium - Ba2 + Bromine - Br - Compound - Barium Bromide, BaBr2. C. Sodium - Na + Phosphorus - P3 - (not sure, usually it is Phosphate) Compound - Na3P D. Magnesium - Mg2 + Oxygen - O2 - Compound - Magnesium Oxide, MgO.