An element p does not react with dil. H2 so4 . If forms an oxide po which turns red litmus into blue. Will you call p as a metal or a non-metal ? Give reason.
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Yes. P is a metal, and therefore; P does not react with "dilute" Sulphuric acid.
The red litmus paper turns blue when it comes in a contact with oxide PO base, and this indicates P is a metal.
Metal oxides are basic in nature.
Other than that it would have not turned blue.
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p is a metal
Explanation:
metal oxides are always basic in nature. All metals need not react with dilute acids.
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