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Inorganic Chemistry
Chemical Reactions

Alkali metal nitrate decomposes on strong heating to liberate?

a.
oxygen

b.
none of the above

c.
nitrogen

d.
hydrogen

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c. nitrogen

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Did you know that alkali metal nitrate decomposes on strong heating to liberate oxygen, making option a the correct answer? This reaction occurs when alkali metal nitrate is exposed to high temperatures, causing the release of oxygen gas. It is important to handle alkali metal nitrate with care and avoid exposure to extreme heat to prevent this decomposition.

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