In A Reaction, 3mol Of Electrons Are Gained By 1 Mol Of HNO3. Assuming No Change In Oxidation State Of Hydrogen The Possible Product Obtained Due To Reduction Will Be

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Question

In a reaction, 3mol of electrons are gained by 1 mol of HNO3. Assuming no change in oxidation state of hydrogen the possible product obtained due to reduction will be

Solution

Correct option is

1 mol of NO

O.N. of N in the product = +5 – 3 = + 2, hence NO.

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