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Ferum + nitric acid = What does it equals to ????
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Ferum + nitric acid =

What does it equals to ????

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Ferric Nitrate, Nitric oxide and Water

Step-by-step explanation:

Fe (NO3)3 , NO, H20

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Ferric Nitrate, Nitric oxide and water

Step-by-step explanation:

Fe + dil. HNO3 gives iron nitrate along with NO . The resulting compounds would be ferric nitrate, nitric oxide, and water.

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