show-all-working-explaining-detailly-each-stepAnswer should be typewritten using a computer keyboard. Which of the following pairs of oxides willreact with both dilute acid and alkali to formsalts?A GeO, PbO2B CO, SIO2C Sno, CO2D SnO,, Sio17.

We know that Oxides that have amphoteric nature react with both acids and bases.

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Which of the following pairs of oxides will react with both dilute acid and alkali to form salts? A GcO, PbO2 B CO, SiO2 C Sno, CO2 D SnO2, Sio 17.

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react with both dilute acid and alkali to form
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A GeO, PbO2
B CO, SIO2
C Sno, CO2
D SnO,, Sio
17.

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