Now I am gonna post a inorganic blast off Series. I see that my questions are encouraged by all of you so that's increasing my desire to make more new original questions. So here is the first question (Starting with a simpler one). Let's see who will post the solution first.
That is X which is added to E!
Enter your answer as .
Where represents molecular weight of X.
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A = C u
B = N O 2
C = N 2 O 5
D = N a N O 3
E = N a N O 2
F = N a
G = N a + ( a m ) + e − ( a m )
H = N a O H
X = N a N H 2
Y = H 2
α = N 2
β = N 2 O
γ = N O
δ = N O 2 .
4 Z n ( s ) + 1 0 H N O 3 ( a q ) ⟶ N H 4 N O 3 ( a q ) + 4 Z n ( N O 3 ) 2 ( a q ) + 3 H 2 O ( l )