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What is the difference between nitrite and nitrate​
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What is the difference between nitrite and nitrate​

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Nitrite:

  • Formula : NO₂⁻
  • 1 nitrogen molecule and two oxygen molecules with an excess electron.
  • Angular shape

Nitrate:

  • Formula: NO₃⁻
  • 1 nitrogen molecule and three oxygen molecules with an excess electron.
  • Trigonal planar structure.


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