A nitrate which does not produce nitrogen dioxide on heating.

A nitrate which does not leave black residue on heating

Dilute nitric acid is considered as a typical acid but not so in its reaction with metals

A metallic nitate that decripitates on heating

Q. Name: [5 MARKS]
(a) a nitrate of metal which on heating does not give nitrogen dioxide.
(b) a nitrate which on heating leaves no residue behind.
(c) a metal nitrate which on heating is changed into metal oxide.
(d) a metal nitrate which on heating is changed into metal.
(e) a solution which absorbs nitric oxide.

Q.

Name :

(a) a nitrate of metal which on heating does not give nitrogen dioxide.

(b) a nitrate which on heating leaves no residue behind.

(c) a metal nitrate which on heating is changed into metal oxide.

(d) a metal nitrate which on heating is changed into metal.

(e) a solution which absorbs nitric oxide.

(f) the oxide of nitrogen which turns brown on exposure to air. How is it prepared ?

Q.

Name:

(a) A carbonate which does not decompose on heating.

(b) A nitrate which produces oxygen as the only gas.

(c) A compound which produces carbon dioxide on heating

(d) A nitrate which produces brown gas on heating.

Q. The metal which does not form ammonium nitrate by reaction with dilute nitric acid is:

Q. Which metal nitrate does not liberates $N{O}_2$ on simple heating ?