Given below is the diagram for the laboratory preparation of Nitric Acid. (a) Name the reactant labelled Y. (b) Write a balanced equation for the reaction between Y and KNO3. (c) The complete apparatus is made up of glass. Why? (d) State why concentrated HNO3 appears slightly yellowish in colour when left standing in a glass bottle for a long time.

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