Answer to Question #105445 in General Chemistry for Mary Roxanne Mausic

General Chemistry

Question #105445

What type of reaction is N2O  N2 + O2

Expert's answer

2N2O = 2N2 +O2

This is actually a decomposition reaction. Here thermal decomposition of N2O has occurred.

This is also a oxidation-reduction reaction. O gets oxidized and N gets reduced.

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