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Nitro-cobalt, Co2(NO2)
Nitro-cobalt, Co2(NO2), is obtained as a black mass when nitrogen peroxide suitably diluted with nitrogen is passed over reduced cobalt. Water decomposes it vigorously, cobalt nitrate with very little nitrite is produced, together sometimes with a basic salt. When heated in nitrogen it evolves nitrous fumes, then decomposes with almost explosive violence, leaving a mixture of cobalt and its oxide.
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