Why are nitrogen oxides in car exhaust, even though there

Modern Chemistry: Student Edition 2006 | 1st Edition | ISBN: 9780030391071 | Authors: R. Thomas Myers, Keith B. Oldham, Salvatore Tocci

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Problem 9.1.28

Why are nitrogen oxides in car exhaust, even though there is no nitrogen in the fuel?

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5 October 2015  Chapter 4 & 19.1 o solutions, concentrations, dilutions o precipitation reactions: solubility guidelines (given), molecular, ionic, and net ionic equations o acid-base reactions, strong acids and bases, bronsted acids and bases, acid- base neutralization o redox reactions: oxidation numbers, using the activity series(given) to predict redox reactions, balancing redox reactions. oxidizing agent and reducing agent  Chapter 5 o energy, forms, units, law of conservation of energy o first law of thermodynamics o heat, work (PV work) o enthalpy: heat of reaction, thermochemical equations, standard enthalpy of formation

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