Types of oxides

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Am glad to know

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Yes sir, water is a neutral oxide as it neither bears basic or acidic characters and has no effect on litmus paper. Thanks for teaching we've not yet learnt that in my class but I have understood thanks alot...

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Neutral oxide...haha
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But a base itself is an oxide of a metal

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Yes....

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H2o is neutral

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Yes, it is generally neutral

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Water is amphoteric

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Sure... depends a lot on the context being discussed... Its category might also depend on the level of learners you are sharing with.