Determine the ratio of the number of oxygen atoms

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Question- Determine the ratio of the number of oxygen atoms to the number of calcium atoms in each of the following compounds: a. CaO b. Ca3(Po4)2 c.Ca(OH)2 d. CaCr2O7 e. Ca5(P04)3OH

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