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Oxygen reacts with other elements to form oxides. Three examples are: calcium oxide, phosphorus pentoxide, and copper(II) oxide. a Which of these is: i an insoluble base?

Oxygen reacts with other elements to form oxides. Three examples are: calcium oxide, phosphorus pentoxide, and copper(II) oxide. a Which of these is: i an insoluble base?
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Oxygen reacts with other elements to form oxides. Three examples are: calcium oxide, phosphorus pentoxide, and copper(II) oxide.

a Which of these is:
i an insoluble base?

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i) Copper(II) oxide ✅✅✅

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