What is the formula for nitrogen oxide?

Answer 1

This term does not refer to any one compound, because Nitrogen has many oxides:

Nitrous Oxide = N2O

Nitric Oxide = NO

Dinitrogen Trioxide = N2O3

Nitrogen Dioxide = NO2

Dinitrogen Tetroxide = N2O4

Dinitrogen Pentoxide = N2O5

Dinitronitramide(IUPAC name) = N(NO2)3 = N4O6

Answer 2

Actually, the name 'Nitrogen oxide' does not refer to a single compound, as Nitrogen has many oxides. This term can be fitted to any of these oxides:

1> Dinitrogen monoxide = N2O

2> Nitrogen monoxide = NO

3> Dinitrogen trioxide = N2O3

4> Nitrogen dioxide = NO2

5> Dinitrogen tetroxide = N2O4

6> Dinitrogen pentoxide = N2O5

7> Dinitronitramide(IUPAC name) = N(NO2)3 = N4O6

Answer 3

This can be N2O, NO, NO2, or NO3, because there are four distinct nitrogen oxides.

Answer 4

nitrogen oxides: NOx

nitrogen monoxide: NO

nitrogen dioxide: NO2

Answer 5

The better name of Nitrogen 3 oxide is Dinitrogen trioxide :

N2O3

Answer 6

The formula for the compound is N2O5

Answer 7

N2o

Answer 8

NO2.