Physical and chemical properties of nitrogen

Nitrogen, with the chemical formula N2, is a colorless and odorless gas under normal conditions, and its density is generally lower than that of air. Nitrogen accounts for 78.08% (by volume) of the total volume of the atmosphere, making it the main component of air. Under standard atmospheric pressure, it becomes a colorless liquid when cooled to -195.8℃, and a snow-like solid when cooled to -209.8℃. Nitrogen is chemically inert and hardly reacts with other substances at room temperature, so it is often used as a preservative. However, under high temperature and high energy conditions, it can undergo chemical changes with certain substances to produce new materials useful to humans.

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2019-01-29


Physical and chemical properties of nitrogen

It can remove oxygen and moisture from the grain pile, and when the nitrogen concentration reaches about 99%, the effect of inhibiting mold is significant. Nitrogen, with the chemical formula N2, is a colorless and odorless gas under normal conditions, and generally, nitrogen has a lower density than air.

Nitrogen accounts for 78.08% (volume fraction) of the total volume of the atmosphere and is the main component of air. Under standard atmospheric pressure, it turns into a colorless liquid when cooled to -195.8°C and into a snow-like solid when cooled to -209.8°C.

Nitrogen is chemically inert and rarely reacts with other substances at room temperature, so it is often used to make preservatives. However, under high temperature and high energy conditions, it can undergo chemical changes with certain substances and be used to produce new substances useful to humans.

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Chemical properties, nitrogen, substance


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