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Chemical Properties of Di- Oxygen

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What do we get when Barium dioxide is heated in supply of oxygen?

A

BaO

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O_{2}

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O_{3}

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Ba

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Solution

The correct options are
A BaO
B $O_{2}$
When Barium dioxide is heated in the supply of oxygen it gets converted to barium oxide and Dioxygen as per the reaction given below:
$2 B a O_{2}$ (heated) —> 2BaO + $O_{2}$

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