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Dinitrogen pentoxide (also
known as
nitrogen pentoxide or
nitric anhydride) is the
chemical compound with the
formula N2O5. It is one of the
binary nitrogen...
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converted to the
anhydrides upon
treatment with
acetic anhydride. It is also used for the
preparation of
mixed anhydrides such as that with
nitric acid, acetyl...
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compound with the
formula CH3C(O)ONO2. It is
classified as the
mixed anhydride of
nitric and
acetic acids. It is a
colorless explosive liquid that
fumes in...
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dioxide in the air can
degrade the material.
Carbon dioxide is also the
anhydride of
carbonic acid: H2CO3 → H2O + CO2
Chromium trioxide,
which reacts with...
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nitrous anhydride) is the
inorganic compound with the
formula N2O3. It is a
nitrogen oxide. It
forms upon
mixing equal parts of
nitric oxide and nitrogen...
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heart disease).
Acetyl nitrate is a
nitrate anhydride,
being derived from the
condensation of
nitric and
acetic acids. Snyder, H. R.; Handrick, R. G...
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amide back to the
nitrated aniline.
Mixture of
nitric and
acetic acids or
nitric acid and
acetic anhydride is
commercially important in the
production of...
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modest commercial importance, the
closely related derivative phthalic anhydride is a
commodity chemical produced on a
large scale.
Phthalic acid is one...
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thermally unstable and very
reactive dinitrogen pentoxide (N2O5) is the
anhydride of
nitric acid, and can be made from it by
dehydration with
phosphorus pentoxide...
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water and the
anhydride of the acid. In most cases, such
anhydrides are
oxides of nonmetals. For example,
carbon dioxide, CO2, is the
anhydride of carbonic...
