Nitrogen Trichloride Balanced Equations

Below are nitrogen trichloride balanced equations. Nitrogen trichloride (NCl3) is formed when excess chlorine reacts with ammonia. Usually nitrogen forms only a single chloride.

Balanced equations of nitrogen trichloride

where:

• g = gas
• l = liquid
• s = solid

Nitrogen trichloride (NCl3) is a covalent liquid composed of NCl₃ molecules. Nitrogen trichloride is liable to explode.

Hydrolysis of nitrogen trichloride balanced equation

Nitrogen trichloride is readily hydrolyzed to form ammonia and chloric(I) acid or hypochlorous acid.