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Chemical Volcano and Fire Blizzard with Chromium Oxide!

Hello everyone. Today we will conduct a reaction with chromium oxide 3. Chromium oxide will serve us as a catalyst. We will get the chromium oxide out of the reaction of the decomposition of ammonium dichromate. Do not attempt to repeat following experiment by yourself!  For the reaction, we will take a metal cup and pour there a little, though nevermind, let's just empty the entire ammonium of dichromate. Next, we ignite the substance using a burner and then observe the beautiful decay of the substance. Well, the reaction has been completed now and we've got quite a lot of chromium oxide 3 as a result. The first reaction with it is going to be the catalytic oxidation of ammonia using chromium oxide 3.

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