What is a chemical reaction from your teeth

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Fpilee · Answer 1 · 2022-06-29T13:08:57+0000

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calcium ions, phosphoric acid and water

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Calcium phosphate and hydrogen ions undergo a reversible reaction with calcium ions, phosphoric acid and water

Kinnard Hockenhull · Answer 2 · 2022-07-02T23:25:14+0000

Answer: Calcium ions, phosphoric acid and water.

Explanation: Calcium phosphate and hydrogen ions undergo a reversible reaction with calcium ions, phosphoric acid and water. The products of the reaction are calcium ions, phosphoric acid and water. All of these exist in chemical equilibrium with the crystalline calcium phosphate.

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