What will happen when ash of magnesium is dissolved in water? Is solution acidic or basic? What effect does litmus show in case of oxides of metal?
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Ash of magnesium is MgO. When it dissolves ie reacts with water, it forms Magnesium Hydroxide.
The reaction :-
MgO + H2O ---> Mg(OH)2
This solution is basic as all hydroxides are basic in nature.
Oxides of all metals are bases except some which stay generally inert .
Let's see how:-
Na2O is sodium oxide . This when tested with moist red litmus, turns into blue color.
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Here's the answer:-
Ash of magnesium is MgO. When it dissolves ie reacts with water, it forms Magnesium Hydroxide.
The reaction :-
MgO + H2O ---> Mg(OH)2
This solution is basic as all hydroxides are basic in nature.
Oxides of all metals are bases except some which stay generally inert .
Let's see how:-
Na2O is sodium oxide . This when tested with moist red litmus, turns into blue color.
HOPE THESE ALL FACTS HELP YOU ☺
PLEASE MARK BRAINLIEST
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It will form magnesium hydroxide and hydrogen.
It is a basic solution and will turn litmus blue.
In the case of oxides of metals, as they are basic, so litmus will turn blue except a few like lead (iv) oxide.
It is a basic solution and will turn litmus blue.
In the case of oxides of metals, as they are basic, so litmus will turn blue except a few like lead (iv) oxide.
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