MCQ
${N_2}$ combines with metal to form
- ✓Nitride
- BNitrate
- CNitrite
- DNitrosyl chloride
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Nitride
a
(a) Nitrogen react with metal to form a nitride.
(a) Nitrogen react with metal to form a nitride.
$6Li + {N_2} \overset{450^\circ}\longrightarrow 2L{i_3}N$(Lithium nitride)
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