Chemistry, asked by rohankumarsatpura, 10 months ago

Which law explains formation of five oxides of nitrogen

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Answered by rishabhjaiswal30

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Law of Multiple Proportions explains the Formation of the 5 oxides of the Nitrogen.

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Answered by vanesssa4575321

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Answer: Law of multiple proportion explains formation of five oxides of nitrogen.

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