Copper (II)oxide was heated in the apparatus shown below and dry ammonia was passed over it. After a few seconds, the test tube was placed in position and a gas collected. The gas collected was:

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Copper (II)oxide was heated in the apparatus shown below and dry ammonia was passed over it. After a few seconds, the test tube was placed in position and a gas collected. <br><img src='https://www.fatskills.com/images4/civil-eng/biochemical-eng-2-5.GIF'><br>The gas collected was: