13. When sulphur reacts with
oxygen, the oxide formed is
in nature.
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Formed by the reaction of sulfur dioxide and oxygen in the presence of catalysts, sulfur trioxide fumes vigorously in contact with moist air and dissolves in water, liberating much heat and forming sulfuric acid. Solutions of the trioxide in sulfuric acid are called fuming sulfuric acid, or oleum.
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It is of Acidic nature.
As it is a non metal and non metals produce oxides of acidic nature when react with Oxygen.
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