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the brown gas evolved on heating of copper nitrate​

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Answered by ThisIsSoBoring
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Step-by-step explanation:

When copper nitrate is heated in the test tube, it decomposes into copper oxide, nitrogen dioxide and oxygen gas. Initially, a molecule of water is lost and on further heating, we get nitrogen dioxide and oxygen gas.

Answered by llMagicalBlushll
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When copper nitrate is heated in the test tube, it decomposes into copper oxide, nitrogen dioxide and oxygen gas. Initially, a molecule of water is lost and on further heating, we get nitrogen dioxide and oxygen gas.

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