CaC2+N2 arrow A, product A is

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CaC2+N2 arrow 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 text℃, calcium cyanamide and Carbon are formed. textCaC2 + textN2 overset 1000 ℃ arrow underset textcalcium cyanamide textCaCN2 + textC

Q. $C a C_{2} + N_{2} \to A, p ro d u c t A i s$

$C a C N_{2}$

$C a C N_{2} an d C$

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

None of these

When calcium carbide reacts with nitrogen at $1000 ℃,$ calcium cyanamide and Carbon are formed.
$CaC_{2} + N_{2} \to 1000℃ calcium cyanamide CaCN_{2} + C$

Q. CaC2​+N2​→A,productAis

CaCN2​

CaCN2​andC

CaCN2​+N2​