Many nonmetal oxides are acidic in the sense that they will react with water to form acids. For the reaction: SO3 (s) + H20(1) –- > H,SO, (1) What is the oxidation number of Sulfur(both in nonmetal oxide and acid) in this reaction? O 2 03 1 6. No

Many nonmetal oxides are acidic in the sense that they will react with water to form acids. For the reaction: SO3 (s) + H20(1) –- > H,SO, (1) What is the oxidation number of Sulfur(both in nonmetal oxide and acid) in this reaction? O 2 03 1 6. No

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