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The decomposition of nitramide, o2nnh2, in water has the following chemical equation and rate law.
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The decomposition of nitramide, o2nnh2, in water has the following chemical equation and rate law.

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The chemical equation would be as follows:

O2NNH2(aq) --> N2O(g) + H2O(l)

The rate law would be:

r= k2 k1 [N]/ ( k-1 [H+] )

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