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sodium nitrate on strong heating gives

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While most metal oxides decompose upon heating, to produce metal oxide and brown colored nitrogen dioxide and oxygen. Sodium nitrate (and potassium nitrate) upon heating decomposes to produce sodium nitrite and colorless and odourless oxygen gas.

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sodium nitrate on strong heating gives