For hydroxides, write the corresponding formulas for the oxides H2CO3, Mg (OH) 2, Al (OH) 3.

In order to write the corresponding oxide formulas for hydroxides, you need to take into account the valence of the element in the formula:
H2CO3 – CO2 oxide (carbon dioxide, C and its valence – IV);
Mg (OH) 2 – oxide MgO (magnesium oxide, Mg and its valence – II);
Al (OH) 3 oxide Al2O3 (aluminum oxide, Al and its valence – III).



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