Question

An acidic oxide which dissolves with water are known as

Answer 1

Explanation:

an acidic oxide which dissolves with water are called acid anhydrides

Answer 2

Answer:

Acids are formed when acidic oxides combine with water.

Explanation:

• When added to water, an acidic oxide either generates an acidic solution or functions as an acceptor of hydroxide ions, effectively acting as a Lewis acid.
• Non-metallic oxides are the most common acidic oxides. So, when acidic oxides are dissolved in water, we get a very dilute acid.
• When $CO_2$ reacts with water, for example, carbonic acid is formed. Sulphuric acid is formed when $SO_2$ gas combines with water in the same way.