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Name the gas in each of the following:
The gas produced when excess ammonia reacts with chlorine

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Solution

Ammonia reduces chlorine to hydrogen chloride and nitrogen is liberated.
$2 N H_{3} + 3 C l_{2} \to 6 H C l + N_{2}$

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