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The addition of `Na_(2)CO_(3)` to the aqueous solution of an oxide produces `CO_(2)`. This indicate that the

A

oxide is basic

B

oxide is amphoteric

C

oxide is that of a metal

D

oxide is that of a non metal.

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D
Aqueous solution of oxide of a non metal is acidic in nature. When `Na_(2)CO_(3)` is added to this acidic solution, `CO_(2)` gas is produced.
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