Chemistry, asked by renu1588, 2 months ago

nitrogen (v) oxide is prepared by
1. heating NH4NO3
2. heating Pb(NO3)2
3. dehydrating HNO3 with. P4O14
4. action of H2SO4 on NaNO2​

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Answered by AB2004
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In this classic demonstration, from the Royal Society of Chemistry, nitrogen (I) oxide is prepared by reacting sodium nitrate and ammonium sulphate. The nitrogen oxide is shown to re-light a glowing splint and be partially soluble in water; heating the gas with copper leaves nitrogen gas.

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