This element has two stable isotopes, the more common of which is produced in the Bethe-Weizsäcker-cycle in stars.
This element has two stable isotopes, the more common of which is produced in the Bethe-Weizsäcker-cycle in stars. The Gabriel synthesis yields an organic compound that features this element in a functional group. Because of its propensity to be absorbed in the bloodstream and body fats, rapid decompression can lead to a sickness called "the bends." 18th century chemists described it as phlogisticated [flow-GIS-ti-kated] air, and one of its oxoacids forms part of the aqua regia mixture that can dissolve gold. FTP, name this element, diatomic in elemental form, that is the most common component of the Earth's atmosphere.
This element has two stable isotopes, the more common of which is produced in the Bethe-Weizsäcker-cycle in stars.
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