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Identify the type of inorganic compound formed between Nitrogen and Oxygen in nitrous oxide (N2O)? Is it ionic, covalent or metallic?
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Identify the type of inorganic compound formed between Nitrogen and Oxygen in nitrous oxide (N2O)? Is it ionic, covalent or metallic?
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The inorganic compound formed between Nitrogen and Oxygen in nitrous oxide N2O is covalent. Nitrogen and Oxygen are both non-metals, and they share electrons to form a covalent bond.
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