amphoteric oxide definition and example
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Amphoteric oxides are those oxides which can give hydrogen gas when reacting with both the acid and the base.
Some of the examples are aluminium and zinc.
Some of the examples are aluminium and zinc.
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Amphoteric oxides are those oxides that behave dual .....
also as an acid and a base
These oxides are generally used to neutralise the reactions to form the salt and water...
eg...Aluminium Oxide....Al2O3
also as an acid and a base
These oxides are generally used to neutralise the reactions to form the salt and water...
eg...Aluminium Oxide....Al2O3
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