In an Ostwald process:
$NH_3 + O_2 \xrightarrow[Pt]{\Delta} x + H_2O$
$x + O_2 \to y$
$y + H_2O (excess) \to x + z$
The incorrect option is:

  • A
    $x$ shows paramagnetic behaviour
  • B
    $x$ and $y$ are acidic oxides
  • C
    $z$ can act as an oxidising agent
  • D
    $y$ and $z$ are acidic in nature

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