Thermal Decomposition of Metal Compounds
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The following table shows the thermal decomposition for metal compounds:
Nitrates, Carbonates and Hydroxides
Nitrates of highly reactive metals decompose thermally to form metal nitrite and oxygen gas when heated.
Nitrates of moderately reactive metals produce brown fumes of nitrogen dioxide gas when heated, as well as the metal oxide and oxygen gas.
Nitrates of low reactive metals decompose thermally to form the metal, nitrogen dioxide and oxygen. Thermal decomposition of metal carbonates:
Calcium, lead, copper Decomposition of Metal Hydroxide
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The following table shows the thermal decomposition for metal compounds:
Nitrates, Carbonates and Hydroxides
Nitrates of highly reactive metals decompose thermally to form metal nitrite and oxygen gas when heated.
Nitrates of moderately reactive metals produce brown fumes of nitrogen dioxide gas when heated, as well as the metal oxide and oxygen gas.
Nitrates of low reactive metals decompose thermally to form the metal, nitrogen dioxide and oxygen. Thermal decomposition of metal carbonates:
Calcium, lead, copper Decomposition of Metal Hydroxide
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