Why is metal oxide called basic oxide? Support your answer with chemical equation
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Metal oxides react with acids to produce salt and water, this is similar to that if a neutralisation reaction, where a base is used in place of a metal oxide. Hence metal oxide play a role of a base and hence they are basic in nature.
NaO+HCl--------》NaCl+H2O
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