Consider the chemical reaction represented below
N2 + 02 - Heat - 2NO
Which of the follo...
Chemistry, 19.02.2020 08:17, reginapokorny
Consider the chemical reaction represented below
N2 + 02 - Heat - 2NO
Which of the following statements about this reaction is true?
A. The reaction requires water to take place.
B. Oxygen is produced by the reaction
C. The reaction releases hea
D. Heat is absorbed by the reaction
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