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why calciumoxide is basic in nature



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Calcium oxide is basic in nature because it's produces Ca(OH)2 in the aqueous solution of it. - When we add calcium oxide in the water it dissociates in the water and produces OH- ions. And we know that only basic materials produce OH- ions.

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Calcium oxide is basic in nature because it's produces Ca(OH)2 in the aqueous solution of it. - When we add calcium oxide in the water it dissociates in the water and produces OH- ions. And we know that only basic materials produce OH- ions. - The OH- ions also produce Ca(OH)2 which is also basic in nature.

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