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What kind of oxide is ZnO?

What kind of oxide is ZnO?

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A:- ZnO is amphoteric oxide, which means it acts acidic as well as basic oxide,

For example, ZnO        +      2 HCl        ------------->      ZnCl2        +        H2O    => ZnO is basic nature

                      ZnO        +      2 NaOH     ------------>     Na2ZnO2     +        H2O    => ZnO is basic nature

So ZnO is a amphoteric oxide

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