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Question: From the given Chemical Reaction Identify (A) and (B) (i). \[Ba{{C}_{2}}+{{N}_{2}}\xrightarrow{\De...

From the given Chemical Reaction Identify (A) and (B)
(i). BaC2+N2Δ(B)Ba{{C}_{2}}+{{N}_{2}}\xrightarrow{\Delta }\left( B \right)
(ii). CaC2+N2Δ(A)Ca{{C}_{2}}+{{N}_{2}}\xrightarrow{\Delta }\left( A \right)
A) A:Ca(N=C=N); B:Ba(CN)2A:Ca\left( N=C=N \right);\text{ }B:Ba{{(C\equiv N)}_{2}}
B) A:Ca(N=C=N); B:Ba2(CN)4A:Ca\left( N=C=N \right)\text{; B}:B{{a}_{2}}{{\left( C\equiv N \right)}_{4}}
C) A:Ca(N= C= N)2; B:Ba(CN)2A:Ca{{\left( N=\text{ }C=\text{ }N \right)}_{2}};\text{ }B:Ba{{\left( C\equiv N \right)}_{2}}
D) A:Ca(N=C=N)2; B:Ba2(CN)4A:Ca{{\left( N=C=N \right)}_{2}};\text{ }B:B{{a}_{2}}{{\left( C\equiv N \right)}_{4}}

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Solution

The Following reaction can be stated as Inorganic + Metallurgy Reaction and is a part of p block element and dinitrogen since its reaction between Calcium Carbide and Nitrogen and in part two Barium Carbide with Nitrogen.As its Inorganic-Metallurgy reaction the compound will be heated upto 1000C1000{}^\circ Cto 1125C1125{}^\circ C
Complete step-by-step answer:
i) In the Second reaction when Calcium carbide reacts with nitrogen to produce calcium cyanamide and carbon. Reaction proceeds at a heating a reaction mixture to the temperature of 1000C1000{}^\circ C
ii) This product formation results in loss of Carbon molecules in Inorganic + Metallurgy reaction. Since the Calcium vacancy is fulfilled, the carbon molecule is lost in heat.

CaC2+N2ΔCa(N=C=N)Ca{{C}_{2}}+{{N}_{2}}\xrightarrow{\Delta }Ca(N=C=N)
Likewise, in BaC2Ba{{C}_{2}} when its heated with N2{{N}_{2}} its subsequently gives Ba(CN)2Ba{{\left( CN \right)}_{2}} with no lose in carbon in reaction.
BaC2+N2ΔBa(N=C=N)Ba{{C}_{2}}+{{N}_{2}}\xrightarrow{\Delta }Ba(N=C=N) or BaC2+N2ΔBa(CN)2Ba{{C}_{2}}+{{N}_{2}}\xrightarrow{\Delta }Ba{{(CN)}_{2}}

Therefore, AA and BB are A:Ca(N=C=N); B:Ba(CN)2A:Ca\left( N=C=N \right);\text{ }B:Ba{{(C\equiv N)}_{2}}

So, option (A) is correct answer A:Ca(N=C=N); B:Ba(CN)2A:Ca\left( N=C=N \right);\text{ }B:Ba{{(C\equiv N)}_{2}}

Additional Information:
-Calcium cyanamide is the inorganic compound with the formula CaCN2CaC{{N}_{2}}and Ba(CN)2Ba{{(CN)}_{2}}
-It is the calcium salt of the cyanamide CN22C{{N}^{2-2}}anion.
-This chemical is used as fertilizer and is commercially known as nitrolime.

Note: Here you will find the required reactants, CaC2Ca{{C}_{2}}forms cyanamide but not BaC2Ba{{C}_{2}}. Meanwhile the product we got from the second part of reaction, calcium cyanamide is known as nitrolim. The whole process of reaction is one of the reactions of nitrogen fixation.