Trioxonitrate (v) Salts (NO3)

They are formed by the action of HNO3 on metals, metallic oxides and also by the neutralization of Alkalis with HNO3

NB: All trioxonitrate (v) salts are soluble in water and easily decomposed by heating.

Metal Decomposition of the Corresponding trioxonitrate (v)
K

Na

These ones decompose to the corresponding dioxonitrate (iii) and oxygen

e.g 2NaON3(s)   →   2NaNO2(s) + O2(s)

Ca
Mg
AL
Zn
Pb
H
CU
These trixoninitrate decompose on heating to form the corresponding metallic oxides, oxygen and reddish-brown Nitrogen (iv) oxide

e.g
2Pb(NO3)2(g)  →  2PbO(s) + 4NO2(g) + O2(s)

Hg
Ag
Au
These ones decompose on heating to the corresponding metal, oxygen and reddish-brown Nitrogen (iv) oxide.

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