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Nitroso-nitrogen Trioxide, (N3O4)x
When nitric oxide is passed through liquid air or oxygen, or when air or oxygen acts on solid nitric oxide at -185° C., a green solid is produced which was assumed to be nitrogen hexoxide, NO3 or N2O6. The same oxide was considered to be formed by the action of a silent discharge through a mixture of nitrogen, or nitrogen tetroxide and oxygen, or by the action of an induction current on a mixture of nitrogen tetroxide and oxygen.
The green solid mentioned above is now assumed to be nitroso-nitrogen trioxide, having an empirical formula N3O4, and is produced according to the following reaction: ![]() This peroxidised polymeride of nitric oxide is irreversibly converted into nitrogen trioxide. |
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