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The formation of nitrous oxide from nitrogen and oxygen is the example for

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Decomposition reaction
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Chemical combination of one element and one compound
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Chemical combination of two compounds
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Chemical combination of two elements
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The correct option is D Chemical combination of two elements
The formation of nitrous oxide from nitrogen and oxygen is the example for chemical combination of two elements.
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