Chemistry, asked by Niharikaroy, 1 year ago

why beryllium oxide and magnesium oxide are insoluble in water

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Answered by santy2

They are aren't fully ionic.There isn't enough elecronegativity difference between the beryllium,.magnesium and oxygen for the elements to lose control of the bonding pair of electrons and form ions.

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