In the reaction CaO(s)+ CO₂(g)→ CaCO₃(s), A) O^2- acts as a Lewis base and CO₂ acts as a Lewis acid. B) O^2- acts as a Lewis base and Ca²⁺ acts as a Lewis acid. C) CaO is the Lewis acid and CaCO₃ is its conjugate base. D) CO₂ is the Lewis acid and CaCO₃ is its conjugate base. E) Ca²⁺ acts as a Lewis acid and CO₃^2- acts as a Lewis base.

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The Answer of In the reaction CaO(s)+ CO₂(g)→ CaCO₃(s), A) O^2- acts as a Lewis base and CO₂ acts as a Lewis acid. B) O^2- acts as a Lewis base and Ca²⁺ acts as a Lewis acid. C) CaO is the Lewis acid and CaCO₃ is its conjugate base. D) CO₂ is the Lewis acid and CaCO₃ is its conjugate base. E) Ca²⁺ acts as a Lewis acid and CO₃^2- acts as a Lewis base.

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