What is produced when calcium reacts with fluorine in a synthesis reaction? C+aF₂ Ca + F₂ CaF₂ CaF+2

C is the correct answer (CaF2) (sorry dont have subscript)

Explanation: synthesis reaction forms a compound and calcium reacting with fluorine produces Calcium Fluoride (CaF2) chemical name

its f2 to the ca +f2

The right answer is CaF2

Calcium fluoride is an inorganic compound of formula CaF2. This ionic compound consisting of calcium and fluorine is naturally present in nature in the form of fluorine (also known as fluorite). It is the world's leading source of fluoride.

It is a solid insoluble in water, whose structure is cubic where each atom of calcium is adjacent to eight atoms of fluorine, and each atom of fluorine to four atoms of calcium.

CaF2 is the correct answer

Calcium floride

Calcium fluoride is produced. It is one Calcium atom bonded to two fluoride atoms. The Calcium atom receives one electron from one fluoride and a second electron from the second fluoride atom. As a result of receiving the two electrons, Calcium will have a negative charge. The two fluorides become positive from losing an electron. The positive and negative charge attraction keeps the atoms close together to form an ionic bond.

When calcium reacts with fluorine in a synthesis reaction, calcium fluoride or CaF2 is produced. This compound is a colorless, powdery, and insoluble substance. It is used as a coating in a wide variety of industries such as the windows and lenses industries. Also, it is used in different thermal imaging equipment, spectroscopy, and lasers because of its transparency.

C-CaF2

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it’s actually the last option D CaF2

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