Chemical Reactions and Equations · Class 10 · CBSE Science
A student strongly heats lead nitrate in a test tube. Which gases are produced?
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A student strongly heats lead nitrate in a test tube. Which gases are produced?
- A.Nitric oxide and oxygen
- B.Nitrogen dioxide and oxygenCorrect answer
- C.Nitrous oxide and oxygen
- D.Sulphur dioxide and oxygen
Solution
One product is a brown, acidic gas.
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