Why N2O3 is called acidic oxide

N2O3 is not a acid it is acidic in nature because Non-metals oxides are acidic in nature it react with water to give corresponding acid.

N2O3 +H2O-->2HNO2 (nitrous acid)

Thus N2O3 is also called anhydride of nitrous acid

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