NO molecules adsorbed on a Pd(110) surface undergo desorption with maxima at approximately 495 K at low coverage but two desorption peaks at approximately 370 K and 495 K at high coverage. Desorption of NO at 495 K mediates the emission of N2 and N2O. However, desorption of NO at 370 K produces neither N2 nor N2O. NO molecules desorbed at 495 K obey cos theta towards the [001] direction, whereas the N2 molecules emitted at 495 K have a very sharp spatial distribution 37-degrees off-normal to the surface in the [001] direction. The emission of N2 has a full width at half maximum (FWHM) of 19-degrees which can be represented by cos46(theta - 37). The spatial distributions of N2 and NO in the [110BAR] direction, however, obey cos4.2theta and cos1.6theta, respectively.