Chemistry
Name the gas evolved in each of the following cases:
(i) Copper carbonate is heated strongly
(ii) Lead nitrate is heated
(iii) Nitrogen combines with hydrogen
(iv) Copper sulphate is heated strongly
(v) Addition of sodium to cold water
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(i) Carbon dioxide [CO2]
(ii) Nitrogen dioxide [NO2] and oxygen gas [O2]
(iii) Ammonia [NH3]
(iv) Sulphur dioxide [SO2] and oxygen gas [O2]
(v) Hydrogen gas [H2]
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