$A$ vapor at atmospheric pressure is gradually heated from $25\,^oC$. Initially,its color deepens,but above $160\,^oC$,the color fades. At $600\,^oC$,the vapor becomes almost colorless. However,increasing the pressure at this temperature makes the color deep again. What is this vapor?

  • A
    Bromine
  • B
    $A$ mixture of $NO_2$ and $N_2O_4$
  • C
    Pure $NO_2$
  • D
    Pure $N_2O_4$

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