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an element shows variable valencies 4 and 6. write the formulae of its oxide

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Answered by Anonymous
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The valency of Oxygen is -2.


So when B shows the valence as 4 the formula formed is BO2. And when B shows the valence as 6 the formula formed is BO3.


Hence, when an element B shows valence numbers of 4 and 6, the formulae of its two oxides is BO2 and BO3 


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Let the element = X
i) XO​2
ii) XO3



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