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Q.
Which of the following represents a disproportionation reaction?
Redox Reactions
Solution:
(a) $\overset{0}{N}_{2(g)}+\overset{0}{O}_{2{(g)}} \to 2\, \overset{+2}{N} \overset{-2}{O_{(g)}}$
It is a combination (combustion) type of redox reaction
(b) $2\,\overset{+2}{pb}\overset{+5-2}{(NO_{3})_{2(s)}} \to 2\,\overset{+2}{pb}\overset{-2}{O_{(s)}}+2\, \overset{+4}{N} \overset{-2}{O_{2(g)}}+\frac{1}{2}\overset{0}{O}_{2{(g)}}$
It is also a redox reaction involving decomposition of lead nitrate
(c) $\overset{+1}{Na}\overset{-1}{H_{(s)}}+\overset{+1}{H_{2}}\overset{-2}{O_{(l)}} \to \overset{+1}{Na}\overset{-2}{O}\overset{+1}{H_{(aq)}}+\overset{0}{H}_{2{(g)}}$
It is a displacement type of redox reaction in which hydrogen of water is displaced by a hydride ion into dihydrogen gas
(d) $2\, \overset{+4}{N}\overset{-2}{O_{2}}+2\, \overset{-2}{O}\overset{+1}{H} \to \overset{+3}{N}\overset{-2}{O^{-}_{2(aq)}}+\overset{+5}{N}\overset{-2}{O^{-}_{3(aq)}}+H_{2}O_{(l)}$
It is a disproportionation reaction in which the oxidation state of nitrogen changes from $+4$ to $+3$ and $+5$