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oxide of Nitrogen which turns Reddish brown when exposed to air​

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Answered by meghatmn
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hey mate!

nitrogen dioxide is your answer (NO2)

hope it helps

Answered by marishthangaraj
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Nitric oxide turns Reddish brown when exposed to air​.

Explanation:

  • Nitric acid with chemical formula HNO_3 has yellowish brown colour because of the  presence of dissolved nitrogen dioxide.
  • This slowly decomposes even at room temperature, specifically in the presence of sunlight liberating reddish brown nitrogen dioxide gas
  • Nitric oxide  turns  to brown color due to the reaction with oxygen present in the air  giving out  nitrogen dioxide 2NO+O_2  ⟶2NO _2
  • It is also known as "red fuming acid" or "fuming nitric acid".

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