Asked by Gyabaah Dickson
equation for the reaction of carbon 2 oxude and coke to produce ethyne.
what solid remains when the following are heated
1.lithium trioxonitrate
2.potassium trioxonitrate
3.calcium trioxonitrate
what solid remains when the following are heated
1.lithium trioxonitrate
2.potassium trioxonitrate
3.calcium trioxonitrate
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Answered by
DrBob222
You can't get C2H2 from CO and C without adding a source of hydrogen.
For the second question, please note that nitrate is NO3^- and the trioxo is not necessary. LiNO3 is lithium nitrate. Heating most nitrates produces the metal oxide; i.e., Li2O, K2O, and CaO.
For the second question, please note that nitrate is NO3^- and the trioxo is not necessary. LiNO3 is lithium nitrate. Heating most nitrates produces the metal oxide; i.e., Li2O, K2O, and CaO.
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