Match List-I with List-II:

(A) , (B) , (C) , (D)

(I) Amphoteric, (II) Basic, (III) Neutral, (IV) Acidic

| List-I (Oxide) | List-II (Nature) |
|----------------|------------------|
| (A) | (I) Amp

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Match List-I with List-II:

(A) , (B) , (C) , (D)

(I) Amphoteric, (II) Basic, (III) Neutral, (IV) Acidic

| List-I (Oxide) | List-II (Nature) |
|----------------|------------------|
| (A)  | (I) Amphoteric |
| (B)  | (II) Basic |
| (C)  | (III) Neutral |
| (D)  | (IV) Acidic |

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Strategy:
 Categorize oxides based on their central atom's character. Non-metal oxides are acidic (if in high OS) or neutral. Alkali metal oxides are basic, and amphoteric ones react with both.

Step 1: Match each oxide
- (A) : Non-metal in its highest oxidation state (+7). (Acidic: IV)
- (B) : Alkali metal oxide. (Basic: II)
- (C) : Aluminum is a metal on the non-metal boundary. (Amphoteric: I)
- (D) : Nitrous oxide does not react with acids or bases. (Neutral: III)

Matching: A-IV, B-II, C-I,

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