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Card 26
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What is the equation of the reaction of sulfur burning in oxygen?
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Card 27
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what type of structures are sodium, magnesium and aluminium oxides? How does this affect their melting point?
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Card 28
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Why can we not say that the bonding in aluminium oxide is purely ionic?
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Card 29
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Why does aluminium oxide have some covalent character?
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Card 30
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What is considered when predicting the ionic character of a bond?
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Card 31
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What is the name of the structure of silicon oxide?
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Card 32
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Why is the melting point of silicon oxide high?
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Card 33
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What is the structure of phosphorus and sulfur oxides?
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Card 34
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Are the melting points of phosphorus and sulfur oxides high or low?
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Card 35
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Are sodium and magnesium oxides acids or bases?
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