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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 10 — Chapter V · NITROGEN AND AIR

George Kamensky translation

In reality nitric oxide, NO, is first formed, but with oxygen and water it gives (brown fumes) nitrous anhydride, which, as we shall afterwards learn, in the presence of water and oxygen gives nitric acid.

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