memorizing amphoteric oxides

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Kylie McCauley 1D
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memorizing amphoteric oxides

Postby Kylie McCauley 1D » Fri Dec 11, 2020 1:47 pm

Hi,

Do we have to memorize the amphoteric oxides for the final? What general things should we memorize for it?

Kyla Roche 2K
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Re: memorizing amphoteric oxides

Postby Kyla Roche 2K » Fri Dec 11, 2020 2:42 pm

Yes I believe we have to have a general idea of them. There is a chart online and they are typically near the metalloids on the periodic table.

Eliot Kagan 2G
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Re: memorizing amphoteric oxides

Postby Eliot Kagan 2G » Fri Dec 11, 2020 9:03 pm

Here is a picture of the amphoteric oxides for convenience.
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Hailey Qasawadish 2J
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Re: memorizing amphoteric oxides

Postby Hailey Qasawadish 2J » Fri Dec 11, 2020 9:19 pm

Yes, we are supposed to memorize them. In Matthew Tran's workshop, he explained that a metal oxide is usually a base, a nonmetal oxide is usually an acid, and a transition metal oxide is usually an amphoteric compound. The amphoteric compounds generally follow the diagonal line of the metalloids.


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