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If you were trying to write CaCl2, then that is the formula.

If you wanted the name (of what I wrote, not the nonsense you wrote) then it would be calcium chloride. I suppose technically you could say calcium (II) chloride, but that would be rather pedantic; oxidation states for calcium other than +2 are so rare that the oxidation state is usually only specified when it's something other than +2.

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12y ago

What else can I help you with?