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Write balanced equations for the reactions between each of the following oxides and water.
`SO_(3)`

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`SO_3 + H_2Oto H_2SO_4.` This reaction shows that `SO_3` is a strongly acidic oxide yielding a strong acid such as sulphuric acid. Non-metallic oxides are generally acidic by nature but `SO_3` happens to be one of the strongest acidic oxides due to a high positive oxidation state of (+6) for sulphur
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