How Can Nitrogen Gas Be Produced in a Laboratory?

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Nitrogen gas can be produced in a laboratory by gently warming a mixture of ammonium chloride and sodium nitrite, resulting in the reaction that yields nitrogen gas, sodium chloride, and water. An alternative method involves the reaction of sodium nitrite with sulfamic acid, which is also referenced for further information. These methods allow for the preparation of small amounts of nitrogen gas effectively. For detailed guidance, links to resources are available for those seeking more comprehensive information. Understanding these reactions is essential for laboratory nitrogen gas production.
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Hey. Is anyone able to guide me as to how nitrogen gas can be produced in a laboratory, or give me links with information? I can't seem to find anything :(

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This can answer your question: http://www.natscience.com/Uwe/Forum.aspx/analytical/483/Nitrogen-production-from-sodium-nitrite-and-sulfamic-acid"
 
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danago, small amounts of nitrogen gas can be prepared by combining and gently warming a mixture of ammonium and nitrate salts:

NH4Cl + NaNO2 --> N2 + NaCl + H2O, using ammonium chloride and sodium nitrite
 
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