Adsorption of NO and its co-adsorption with oxygen on TiO2 (Degussa P-25) were studied by FTIR spectroscopy. It was found that NO adsorption results in its disproportionation to NO- (1170 cm(-1)), N2O22- (1335 cm(-1)) and nitrates (1650-1550 and 1240-1220 cm(-1)). The nitrate bands develop with time and coordinated NO (ca. 1900 cm(-1)) is formed. Addition of oxygen to NO results in a strong increase in concentration of the nitrates and formation of NO+ (2206 cm(-1)). In addition, species assigned to nitrocomplexes (1520 and 1284 cm(-1)) are found. The stability and reactivity of the different surface compounds as well as their interconversion are studied and discussed.