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An oxide of a metal which on strong heating forms a mirror like surface near the cooler parts of the test tube

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The oxide of a metal which on strong heating forms a mirror like surface on the cooler parts of the test tube is magnesium.

Explanation:

  • Magnesium is a metal which when heated in the test tube will produce shiny like appearance on the cooler parts of the test tube.
  • Magnesium has acquired the property of the metal and it offers a shiny surface when heated at high temperatures.
  • When magnesium metal is heated, the lumps of shiny appearance will be formed on the lower parts of the test tube which indicates the presence of silicon.

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