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i) Calcium is W. Calcium being a metal forms a basic oxide consisting of ionic bond.
ii) Carbon is Y. Carbon burns in limited oxygen to form carbon (II) oxide which is a neutral gas
iii) Sulphur is U. Sulphur being a non-metal burns to form acidic sulphur (IV) oxide that is covalently bonded
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