Remember that the nitric acid in water is H'lao) and NOa ta). The brown gas evolved is an oxide of nitrogen, which can be identified by the description of the nitrogen oxides in the CRC Handbook, in the "Table of Physical Constants of Inorganic Compounds." No atmospheric O2 is involved in this experiment. List at least four different oxides of nitrogen and circle the one you observed during your reaction.

Remember that the nitric acid in water is H'lao) and NOa ta). The brown gas evolved is an oxide of nitrogen, which can be identified by the description of the nitrogen oxides in the CRC Handbook, in the "Table of Physical Constants of Inorganic Compounds." No atmospheric O2 is involved in this experiment. List at least four different oxides of nitrogen and circle the one you observed during your reaction.

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