An enzyme that uses an iron-molybdenum cluster as a cofactor catalyzes the reduction of this compound.
This compound is the starting molecule of a reaction whose eight proton and electron transfers were mapped using stopped-flow experiments by Lowe and Thorneley. This compound can be obtained at up to 99.999 percent purity by preferentially capturing it in a bed of zeolite in pressure swing adsorption. Though it prefers to bind metals end-on, this compound can serve as a bridging ligand in either a side-on or an end-on manner. An enzyme that uses an iron-molybdenum cluster as a cofactor catalyzes the reduction of this compound. Substituting a diazonium compound with a different nucleophile, as in the Sandmeyer reaction, liberates this gas. Because of its boiling point of negative 196 degrees Celsius, the liquid form of this compound is commonly used for biological storage. For 10 points, name this diatomic gas that makes up most of Earth's atmosphere.
This compound is the starting molecule of a reaction whose eight proton and electron transfers were mapped using stopped-flow experiments by Lowe and Thorneley.
dinitrogen [or N2] &lt;Chemistry&gt;