Why is nitrogen classified as a inert gas?
Why is nitrogen referred to as an inert gas?
What does nitrogen do? What is nitrogen? What are inert gases? What are examples of this? How would you describe the nitrogen cycle? Is nitrogen a conductor of heat? What is nitrogen used for? Is Helium considered an inert gas? If not, why? What are some examples of inert gases? Most of our atmosphere is nitrogen which is a non-flammable gas. How is it burnt inside the chamber in diesel engine? Is nitrogen a conductor of electricity? Why is nitrogen so explosive when used in compounds like TNT? How can the nitrogen cycle be described? What is the chemical formula of nitrogen? What is the use of liquid nitrogen? What is liquid nitrogen? How is nitrogen in the atmosphere important? If the air is 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen, why do we say we breathe in oxygen but not nitrogen? Is liquid nitrogen flammable? Is there any way, in which we can separate nitrogen from exhaust gases? Is air considered a fluid or a gas? Why? Why most of the bomb are made from nitrogen? Why is carbon dioxide considered a gas? Why have argon nitrogen and helium been chosen to be used as shielding gases in welding? What would happen if all the nitrogen in the air were replaced with oxygen? What is the oxidation number of nitrogen? What are nitrogenous bases? Is nitrogen an element compound or mixture? What would happen if oxygen were replaced by nitrogen? What are nitrogenous bases and what are some examples? How is gas dissolved in water?