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Name some examples of Acidic oxides

Non metal oxides CO NO2


name some examples of basic oxides

Na2O, CaO metal oxides

Properties of acidic oxides

Acts like acid


AReact with water to form acids


React with bases forn salts

Properties if Basic oxide

Acts like base


React with water to form bases


React acids form salts

What are Amphoteric oxides

Oxides act as both base and acid


Eg- Beryllium. Aluminium. Zinc. Lead. Tin and WATER

What are some patterns on periodic table

Basic oxides are on the left


Amphoteric in between


Acidic oxides are in right.


Noble gases no oxides

Define Le Chatlier Principle

If a system at equilibrium is disturbed then systen readjust itself to minmise changes.

What factors effect equilibrium

1. Temperature


2. Pressure


3. Concentration


4. Volume

What does a catalyst do to tge system

Does not affect position of equilibrium


Speed up reaction rate

Changing concentration in equilibrium

Equikibrium shift to the the side with that has no increase in conc.

Changes in pressure

Increase in pressure - moves to side with less moles of gas


Decrease pressure - moves to side with more moles of gas

Changes in volume

Increase volume shift reaction decrease pressure favours side with mire moles



Decrease volume increased pressure favours side with less moles.

Changes in temperature

Increase temperature shift to absorb heat