Aluminum becomes a positive ionWould Calcium and Aluminum be likely to form a compound?
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No, because if you look at the periodic table, Calcium would form a compound by becoming a +2 ion (losing 2 electrons)This is also due to its behavior as an Alkaline Earth metalSince Aluminum is forming as a positive ion as well, they are not likely to form a compound Either way, they're both metals, so they can't Ionically bond (thats metal and nonmetal) and not enough electrons to covalently bond (thats only two nonmetals) Hope that helps :)
