MCQ
An element $A$ dissolves both in acid and alkali. It is an example of
- AAllotropic nature of $A$
- BDimorphic nature of $A$
- CAmorphous nature of $A$
- ✓Amphoteric nature of $A$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Amphoteric nature of $A$
d
(d) Amphoteric substance can react with both acid and base.
(d) Amphoteric substance can react with both acid and base.
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