Regrettably, the chemical formula you provided, Cr2O3N2O6, seems to be incorrect. To clarify, each atomic component in a chemical formula must be accompanied by a single, double, or triple bond to ensure a balance between electrons. In this case, there is no balance, so we cannot determine the name or properties of this compound.
If you are interested in learning about compounds of Chromium (Cr), a chemical element with the atomic number 24, you might want to look at the following compounds:
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Cr2O3 – Chromium(III) oxide, also known as Chrome Green: a blue-green solid compound, insoluble in water and non-oxidizing acids.
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CrO3 – Chromium(VI) oxide, or Chromic acid: an orange-red solid compound, highly soluble in water and extremely oxidizing.
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Cr(NO3)3 – Chromium(III) nitrate: a purple solid compound, soluble in water and non-oxidizing.
Hopefully, with these examples, you can better understand how to name and determine the properties of chemical compounds.