(b) Properties of the chemical elements often show regular variation with respect to their positions in the periodic table. (i) Describe the general trend in acid-base character of the oxides for the elements in the third period. (ii) Using one example for each acidic oxide and basic oxide in third period, show the equation of the reaction between the oxides with water.

(b) Properties of the chemical elements often show regular variation with respect to their positions in the periodic table. (i) Describe the general trend in acid-base character of the oxides for the elements in the third period. (ii) Using one example for each acidic oxide and basic oxide in third period, show the equation of the reaction between the oxides with water.

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