What is N2O13? Important knowledge about N2O13

Definition of N₂O₁₃
1.1 Names
1.1.1 Common name: Dinitrogen trioxide
1.1.2 English name: Dinitrogen trioxide
1.2. Atomic mass: N₂O₁₃ contains 2 Nitrogen atoms and 13 Oxygen atoms
1.3. Molecular weight: The total molecular weight of N₂O₁₃ is 380.02 g/mol (28.01 g/mol for Nitrogen and 16.00 g/mol for Oxygen)
1.3.1 Molecular structure: The N₂O₁₃ molecule is composed of 2 Nitrogen atoms and 13 Oxygen atoms, hence its molecular weight is 380.02 g/mol.
1.4 Ion Structure: N₂O₁₃ does not form ions as it is a non-ionizing substance.

Properties: N₂O₁₃
2.1 Physical properties
State: N₂O₁₃ is in gaseous state
Color: colorless
Smell: odorless
pH level: not applicable as N₂O₁₃ is a gas
2.2 Chemical properties: Little is known about the reactivity of N₂O₁₃ and it is rarely used in the laboratory.

Chemical equations of N₂O₁₃: Currently, there is no detailed information on the common chemical equations of N₂O₁₃.

Preparation of N₂O₁₃
4.1 Laboratory preparation: There is currently no information on how to prepare N₂O₁₃ in the laboratory.
4.2 Industrial preparation: Information on how to industrially prepare N₂O₁₃ is also unavailable. Note that N₂O₁₃ is a very unstable compound and is rarely used in practice.