types of oxides Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
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how are acidic oxides formed?

A

when a non-metal combines with oxygen

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2
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acidic oxides + bases –> ?

A

salt and water

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3
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what happens when acidic oxides are dossolved in water?

A

they produce an acidic solution with a low pH

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4
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how are basic oxides formed?

A

when a metal and oxygen react together

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5
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basic oxides + acids —> ?

A

salt and water

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6
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what happens when basic oxides are dissolved in water?

A

they produce a basic solution with a high pH

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7
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what are neutral oxides?

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they are oxides that do not react with eiher acids or bases

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8
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state 3 examples of neutral oxides

A

N2O, NO and CO

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9
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how do amphoteric oxides behave?

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they can behave as both acidic and basic depending on as to whether the other reactant is an acid or a base

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10
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amphoteric oxide + acid –> ?
or
amphoteric oxide + base –> ?

A

in both cases, the reactions produce salt and water

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11
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state 3 examples of amphoteric oxides

A

zinc oxide, aluminum oxide, and gallium(III) oxide
(their hydroxides also behave amphoterically)

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