Chemistry, asked by Srijaa256, 1 year ago

Why are some oxides neutral?

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

it is because the oxide is insoluble/very barely soluble (this may be an effect rather than a causation).

Answered by Anonymous

Nutreal oxides are those which are neither acidic nor basic in nature. Those oxides which reacts with both acids and bases are called neutral oxides.

Example :- N2o

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Social Sciences, 7 months ago

the person who was not inspired by russian communication...

English, 7 months ago

what change came in the grandmother's evening schedule.

Political Science, 7 months ago

What are their significant contribution in the field of anthropology,sociology, and political science?

Chemistry, 1 year ago

Copper-free Click Chemistry?

Chemistry, 1 year ago

How pure is this chloroform?

Physics, 1 year ago

if breaks are applied to a car to produce acceleration of 6ms^-2 in opposite direction to the motion.If it takes 2sec to stop. Find its distance. please answer.... exam tomorrow...

Biology, 1 year ago

Give three important features of DNA copying and please answer in points only...

Biology, 1 year ago

What is xylem? Name the four elements of xylem and write one function of each.