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In the Ostwald process, ammonia burns to form which product?
AN2
BNO
CN2O5
DNH4NO3
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. NO
With the proper catalyst conditions ammonia is oxidised to nitric oxide rather than to nitrogen.
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