Dinitrogen tetra-oxide (N₂O₄) is a mixed anhydride because it

A
is a mixture of N₂O₃ and N₂O₅
B
decomposes into two oxides of nitrogen
C
reacts with water to form nitric acid
D
reacts with water to form two acids

Solution:

The following acids are formed when it undergoes hydrolysis is the evidence that it is a mixed anhydride. ${HNO}_{2} and {HNO}_{3}$

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