why beryllium forms amphoteric oxides?
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Beryllium hydroxide (the neutral complex) is amphoteric because it can react with a base and an acid. ... Calcium hydroxide is truly ionic - and contains simple hydroxide ions, OH-. These react with hydrogen ions from an acid to form water - and so the hydroxide reacts with acids.
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due to it have B2O6 is a not completely octact and not completely valence electrons
it may be sometime show acidic and sometimes basic
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