CaC2 +N2 - A , product A is

Question

CaC2 +N2 -> A , product A is (A)  CaCN2  (B)  CaCN2 and C  (C)  CaCN2 +N2  (D) none of these

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When calcium carbide reacts with nitrogen at 1000°C, calcium cyanamide and carbon is formed. CaC2 +N2 ->[1000°C] underset textcalcium cyanamideCaCN2+ C

Q. $CaC X_{2} + N X_{2} A$ , product $A$ is

$C a C N_{2}$

$C a C N_{2}$ and $C$

$C a C N_{2} + N_{2}$

none of these

When calcium carbide reacts with nitrogen at $100 0^{\circ} C$ , calcium cyanamide and carbon is formed.
$CaC X_{2} + N X_{2} 1000 X^{\circ} C$ $calcium cyanamide CaCN X_{2} + C$

Q. CaCX2​+NX2​​A , product A is

CaCN2​

CaCN2​ and C

CaCN2​+N2​