Write the reaction of lithium with cold water. Write the reaction of magnesium with steam. Write the reaction of calcium with cold water. Write the equation for the formation of lithium hydride. Write the equation for the formation of calcium hydride.

Write the reaction of lithium with cold water. Write the reaction of magnesium with steam. Write the reaction of calcium with cold water. Write the equation for the formation of lithium hydride. Write the equation for the formation of calcium hydride.

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Write the reaction of lithium with cold water.

Write the reaction of magnesium with steam.

Write the reaction of calcium with cold water.

Write the equation for the formation of lithium

hydride.

Write the equation for the formation of calcium

hydride.

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