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N2O3 NITROGEN TRIOXIDE

N2O3 Nitrogen trioxide 203.2 31.13 0.92287E+02 -0.43306E+00 0.65000E-03 203-243... [Pg.1126]

FjOS Thionyl fluoride 1.63 0.01 N2O3 Nitrogen trioxide 2.122 0.010... [Pg.1376]

Nitrogen oxides, which are mainly released from industrial stacks, include nitrous oxide (N2O), nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), nitrogen trioxide (N2O3), nitrogen tetraoxide (N2O4),... [Pg.71]

Di nitrogen Tetroxide, N2O4 l nitrogen oxides Di nitrogen Trioxide, N2O3 1... [Pg.283]

Rogovin and Tikhonov [54] reported cellulose nitrated in solutions of nitrogen trioxide N2O3 in nitric acid formed the nitrates described in Table 82. [Pg.348]

The remaining oxides dissociate, e.g. nitrogen trioxide N2O3 is dissociated by action of the humidity, nitrogen dioxide NO2 is dissociated at... [Pg.541]

In the lead chamber process for the manufacture of sulfuric acid, nitric oxide, oxygen (from the air), sulfur dioxide, and water (steam), interact. The nitric oxide acts as the catalyst, and is present at the end of the action, with the sulfuric acid. It acts as oxygen carrier. One of the intermediate compounds which is formed contains nitrogen peroxide (NO2), sulfur dioxide, and water. It may be obtained in crystalline form, known as chamber crystals which have the composition HSQ3NO2, nitro-sulfonic acid, under certain conditions. This substance is decomposed in the presence of an excess of steam or water vapor into sulfuric acid and nitric oxide, or better, nitrogen trioxide, N2O3. While the exact formulation of the intermediate compounds is not simple under the various conditions, the evidence at hand is sufficient to make the existence of at least one intermediate compound certain. [Pg.63]

Manganese(IV) oxide Mn02 +2280 Nitrogen trioxide (g) N2O3 -16... [Pg.815]

Nitrogen forms three common oxides N2O (nitrous oxide), NO (nitric oxide), and NO2 (nitrogen dioxide). It also forms two unstable oxides that we will not discuss, N2O3 (dinitrogen trioxide) and N2O5 (dinitrogen pentoxide). [Pg.939]

Nitrogen Trioxide (N2O3) - May cause fire on contact with combustible materials. Very damaging to tissue, especially respiratory tract, where fatal pulmonary edema may result, although onset of symptoms may be delayed for several hours. [Pg.300]

Acta, i, 128 the blue colour developed when silver dissolves in dilute nitric acid is due to nitrogen trioxide, N2O3. [Pg.527]

NO2, nitrogen dioxide N2O3, dinitrogen trioxide N2O4... [Pg.145]

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