Is NO2 produced? Use NaNO2 solution as the source and H2SO4 solution as the initiator. Use KI solution as a redox probe that represents "lakes. a. Does NO or NO2 gas move through the air? How can you tell? b. Does N0x have any effect on the lakes? How can you tell? C. The source plus initiator makes NO(g). The probe tests for NO2. From where does NO2 come? What reaction(s) must have occurred to с. explain your observations?

Is NO2 produced? Use NaNO2 solution as the source and H2SO4 solution as the initiator. Use KI solution as a redox probe that represents "lakes. a. Does NO or NO2 gas move through the air? How can you tell? b. Does N0x have any effect on the lakes? How can you tell? C. The source plus initiator makes NO(g). The probe tests for NO2. From where does NO2 come? What reaction(s) must have occurred to с. explain your observations?

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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