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metal on reaction with oxygen produce:

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Answered by Nereida
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Metals on reaction with oxygen produce a basic oxide.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

➸ When a metal reacts with oxygen metal oxide is formed.

➸ The metal oxide formed is basic hence it is a basic oxide formed.

➸ Reaction of metals with oxygen is one of the chemical properties of metals.

➸ There are certain differences in the reaction of metals with oxygen according to the reactivity series of metals.

➸ The highly reactive metals like sodium and potassium reacts with oxygen at room temperature.

➸ This is the reason why sodium and potassium are stored in kerosene oil to prevent their reaction with oxygen, carbon dioxide and moisture in the air.

➸ Magnesium metal does not react with oxygen at room temperature but it reacts with oxygen on heating.

➸ On heating magnesium in air, intense heat is given along with light to form a basic oxide called magnesium oxide.

➸ Aluminium oxides are a special type of oxides which show basic as well as acidic behaviour.

➸ The metal oxides which show both basic and acidic behaviour are called amphoteric oxides.

➸ Some examples for amphoteric oxides include zinc oxide and aluminium oxide.

➸ Iron oxide doesn't burn in air on strong heating but it reacts with oxygen on prolonged heating.

➸ Copper metal is the least reactive metal which can react with oxygen.

➸ The copper metal reacts with oxygen on prolonged heating to form black substance which is called copper oxide.

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