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Which is true about N2O5 ?
  1. It is anhydride of HNO3
  2. It is structurally similar at P2O5
  3. In solid state it exists as [NO+2][NO3]
  4. It can be prepared by heating HNO3 over P2O5

A
In solid state it exists as [NO+2][NO3]
B
It is structurally similar at P2O5
C
It is anhydride of HNO3
D
It can be prepared by heating HNO3 over P2O5
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Hence option A,B and D is correct.
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