A) What are Oxides. Write the difference between acidic and basic oxides. B) Write the equation for the reaction of acidic and basic oxide with water. c) Give equations to show the reaction of Zno (amphoteric oxide) with acid and base.

A) What are Oxides. Write the difference between acidic and basic oxides. B) Write the equation for the reaction of acidic and basic oxide with water. c) Give equations to show the reaction of Zno (amphoteric oxide) with acid and base.

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A) What are Oxides. Write the
difference between acidic and
basic oxides.
B) Write the equation for the
reaction of acidic and basic oxide
with water.
c) Give equations to show the
reaction of Zno (amphoteric oxide)
with acid and base.

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