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Under what conditions do nitrogen and oxygen combine? Give the equation for the reaction.
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The chemical symbols for nitrogen and oxygen are N and O respectively. When they combine, they form nitrogen oxide (NO). So, the unbalanced chemical equation is: \[N + O \rightarrow NO\] Show more…
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