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Out of the given oxides, how many of these are anhydrides of dibasic oxy-acid?
(i) SO2 (ii) P4O10 (iii) NO2 (iv) CO2 (v) Li2O
(vi) CO (vii) ClO2 (viii) Cl2O (ix) I2O5

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Two oxides are anhydrides of dibasic oxy-acid.
SO2 is anhydride of dibasic oxyacid H2SO3.
P4O10 is anhydride of monobasic oxyacid HPO3.
NO2 is mixed anhydride of monobasic oxyacids HNO2 and HNO3.
CO2 is anhydride of dibasic oxyacid H2CO3.
Li2O is anhydride of base LiOH.
CO is not anhydride of dibasic oxyacid.
ClO2 is mixed anhydride of monobasic oxyacid HClO2 and HClO3.
Cl2O is anhydride of monobasic oxyacid HClO.
I2O5 is anhydride of monobasic oxyacid HIO3.

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