Metal and non-metal oxides, reacting with acids and bases | Chemistry | Khan Academy

Metallic oxides are basic and non-metallic oxides are acidic.

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at 3:14 how how does oxygen ion combine with water molecule to give hydroxide ion?

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in the last section of your video, you have explained how H2CO3 generally existed i.e H and HCO3 ion but in the reaction of metal carbonate and bicarbonate = salt + H2CO3 and you said that H2CO3 being unstable it decompose to CO2 and H2O My question is that how H2CO3 in this 2 above cases decompose to different element/compound i.e in 1st H2CO3 = H + HCO3 2nd H2CO3 = H2O + CO2

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They are not diff like he explained in the prev vid hco3 will further react and form h20+co2

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Can you pls tell me that in acid and base reaction why u did not take the valency for the mg

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Because magnesium is a ion and there charges is like there velencies like Mg+ means it have one less electrone

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Metallic oxide is basic in nature Non metallic oxide is acidic in nature

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generally speaking...yes 😅💯

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Hii if anyone reading this Please help me, I have a doubt like will metallic oxide be soluble in basic solution and will non metallic oxide be soluble in acidic solution??

[@bhuviblinkarmystaybsa7190]

Yes metal oxides are soluble in bases and Non-metal oxides such as sulphur dioxide contain H+ ions that dissolve in water to form acidic solutions.

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Metal oxide are always basic in nature

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What will happen when metal oxide is reacted with non metal oxide

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Reaction of a metal oxide with a nonmetal oxide gives an oxysalt; reaction of a metal hydroxide with a nonmetal oxide produces a "hydrogen" oxysalt. This is essentially a reaction of the O2- or OH- in the metal compound with the molecular nonmetal oxide.

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MGCl+HO

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Metallic oxide r basic in nature n non metallic oxides r acidic in nature..

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