Calcium is obtained by the(a) roasting of limestoneb) electrolysis of a solution of calcium chloridein h2o(c) reduction of calcium chloride - Chemistry - Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium

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Calcium is obtained by the(a) roasting of limestoneb) electrolysis
of a solution of calcium chloridein h2o(c) reduction of calcium
chloride with carbon(d) electrolysis of molten anhydrous calcium
chloride Explain the answer

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Calcium is obtained by the(a) roasting of limestoneb) electrolysis of a solution of calcium chloridein h2o(c) reduction of calcium chloride with carbon(d) electrolysis of molten anhydrous calcium chloride. Explain the answer