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Arrange in the order of increasing basic character $(NO_2, K_2O, ZnO)$

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$NO_2, ZnO, K_2O$
B
$K_2O, ZnO, NO_2$
C
$ZnO, NO_2, K_2O$
D
$K_2O, NO_2, ZnO$

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Answer

Correct option: A.

$NO_2, ZnO, K_2O$

a
$SiO_2$ is a giant covalent molecule with regular $3-D$ tetrahedral shape.

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