Match each of the following oxides with its correct chemical classification and characteristic chemical behavior.
- Dinitrogen monoxide ()Neutral oxide that exhibits no acid-base properties and does not form salts with acids or alkalis.
- Barium peroxide ()True peroxide containing the ion, reacting with cold dilute acids to yield hydrogen peroxide ().
- Lead(IV) oxide ()Dioxide containing oxidation state +4, acting as a strong oxidizing agent and liberating chlorine gas when heated with concentrated hydrochloric acid.
- Aluminium oxide ()Amphoteric oxide that reacts with both aqueous acids and strong bases to form salts and water.
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Dinitrogen monoxide matches as a neutral oxide; Barium peroxide matches as a true peroxide producing hydrogen peroxide with cold dilute acid; Lead(IV) oxide matches as a dioxide acting as an oxidizing agent to liberate chlorine gas from concentrated hydrochloric acid; Aluminium oxide matches as an amphoteric oxide reacting with both acids and bases.
The correct pairings accurately distinguish between oxide classes: dinitrogen monoxide is neutral, barium peroxide contains the peroxide anion yielding hydrogen peroxide with dilute acids, lead(IV) oxide is a dioxide acting as an oxidizing agent with concentrated hydrochloric acid, and aluminium oxide displays amphoteric properties by reacting with both acids and bases.
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Classification of oxides (acidic, basic, amphoteric, neutral, peroxides, and dioxides)