Nitrogen Definition and 209 Threads

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Hi guys, i remember there is a process that produce ammonia from nitrogen oxides, either NO2 or NO but i couldn't remember the equation and couldn't find it online, all i get was haber process when the word ammonia is there. Anyone have any idea?

if air is made up of only 2gases oxygen and nitrogen, and the molecular mass of air is 29g/mol, find the % of each component in the air, what i thought i should do is make 2 equations, Mw(O)=16 Mw(N)=14 X*16 + Y*14 = 29 (in 1mol of air) X + Y = 1 but the solution to this is not...

Would anyone know or happen to be able direct me to some information: How would I create a glowing plasmoid in the air using a 1 watt 808 nm diode laser? Essentially I am converting the nitrogen in the air into a plasma using a 1watt 808nm diode laser focused to a point. Now is there...

The question is True/False. The answer is false, and I don't know why. All those oxidation #s seemed to make sense to me, and I couldn't think of any others. Any thoughts as to why that's not true?

Homework Statement A can filled with nitrogen has pressure 10 Pa, volume 10 cm3, and temperature 300 K. (i) Find the volume at STP (ii) Find the mass of the nitrogen (iii) Find the change of pressure over temperature at 300 K (iv) Find the energy of each molecule of nitrogen Homework Equations...

Homework Statement A compound contains only carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen. Combustion of 0.157 g of the compound produced 0.213 g CO2 and 0.0310 g H2O. In another experiment, it is found that 0.103 g of the compound produces 0.0230 g NH3. What is the empirical formula of the compound...

Hey guys, If this is in the wrong section let me know and I'll move it. So here's the simple question. I work in an industry in which we pressurize fluid based dampers with nitrogen. Those units pressurized with nitrogen take more energy to heat up than those pressurized with ambient...

Homework Statement Compute the rms speed of a nitrogen molecule of 35.0 celcius. Homework Equations V(rms) = sqrt((3RT)/M) The Attempt at a Solution I plugged in 8.31 for R and 308 K for T and 14.0 g/mol for M. I arrived at a solution of 23.4 m/s but this answer came back as...

Homework Statement I have an electric field that is nominally 30 kV/m, and I'm trying to figure out if nitrogen could be getting ionized in a field of that strength. The 1st ionization energy of nitrogen is 1402.3 kJ mol-1. What is the relationship between joules/mole and...

[b]1. 0.005 kg of nitrogen gas (N_2 – molecular weight 0.028 kg mol-1) are heated at constant volume (V = 3.5 x 10^-3 m^3) resulting in a pressure increase from an initial value pi = 1.2 x 10^5 Pa to a final value pf = 1.8 x 10^5 Pa. Answer the following questions: (a).What are the initial...

Is the heat difference enough to cause a noticeable power output in some type of sterling engine? Liquid nitrogen is quite cheap (alternative fuel source?)

when someone welds , why does it emit blue light , is it because of the ntirogen in the air.

i made a mistake, and fixed it, but I'm still wrong. I totally thought I had this one. Little help here. Homework Statement What is the minimum (nonzero) rotational energy of the ¹⁴N_2 molecule? Homework Equations E_rot = L * (L + 1) * E_0 * (m_e) / (4*M) M = (M_1 + M_2) /...

i was wondering if there was a substance that could be burned in the airs natural nitrogen (72%) that would release pure oxygen and a solid state waste product but no gaseous waste products any speculations?

Hi, I was wondering, what is a cold burn exactly? We were told that liquid nitrogen (or anything that cold for that matter) can cause cold burns when touched... How can something cold burn you? Or is it not burning you but is it merely named 'cold burn' even though it is simply freezing...

This is a 3 part question that i have attempted to answer. I'm pretty sure I'm on the right track but i think i made 1 or 2 small mistakes along the way. the question states: The average depth of the ocean is 3.8km and the ocean surface area is 360x10^12 m^2. The average upwelling rate of deep...

My next project is to build a simple TEA nitrogen laser, as seen here: http://photonics.tfp.uni-karlsruhe.de/1/a-homemade-uv-laser.html Would it be acceptable to substitute two strontium titanate ceramic caps, each rated 50KVDC @ 910pf, in place of the suggested aluminum foil / plastic...

Homework Statement Hydroxylammonium chloride reacts with Iron(III)chloride (FeCl3) in solution to produce Iron(II)Chloride, HCL, H2O, and a compound of nitrogen. It was found that 2.0 g of iron(III) chloride reacted in this way with 31 mL of 0.200 M hydroxylammonium chloride. Suggest a...

Homework Statement Part of a long question: suggest the type of reaction occurring: (C6H5)3C-NH-CH(CH3)-CO-NHCH2COOH -----> (C6H5)3C-H + NH2-CH(CH3)-CO-NHCH2COOH The Attempt at a Solution what i got in mind is that it could a free radical substitution reaction?! using H2...

Homework Statement I'm trying to determine whether the arrowed nitrogen is acidic or basic. Apparently the answer is that it is acidic. I don't really understand how I am suppose to make that call. That nitrogen is part of secondary amine that is basic, with resonance effect from the oxygen...

I have an application where I am bubbling N2 into diesel at the bottom of a storage tank to register the head pressure. I want to calculate at what depth (head pressure) the nitrogen gas would go into solution instead of creating a bubble at the bottom of the tank. Could you explain or...

Hi, i am on work experience and they have given me a short task which is sort of the next step up from work i have done previously. Can anyone help me with the following:- Vessel containing nitrogen at 50 oC Nitrogen is pumped along a 30m length of pipe at a flow rate of 1.5 litres per...

Hi All, Is there a type of airfilter! that will remove nitrogen from AIR?? if not can I force air through water to remove nitrogen?? If not How do I remove nitrogen from AIR Please keep it simple as I is STUPID goony

Homework Statement I am required to plan an investigation to find out how changes in the consumption of protein in the diet influences the excretion of urea in humans. Apparatus: 10g per 100cm3 (10%) solution of urea. Urease tablets or 5g per 100cm3 (5%) solution of urease...

Homework Statement At 100 Celcius the rms speed of nitrogen molecules is 576 m/s. Nitrogen at 100 Celcius and a pressure of 2.0 atm is held in a container with a 10cm x 10cm square wall. Homework Equations rate of collisions: N_coll/ \Deltat = (N*A*v_x)/(2V) (this is from my textbook) ideal...

I need to plan an investigation to find out how changes in the consumption of protein in the diet influence the excretion of urea in humans. it is possible to determine the urea concentration in urine using the enzyme urease which catalyses the following reaction: Urea+Water --> (with...

Problem 10-58a: The equilibrium separation between the nuclei of the nitrogen molecule (N2) is 0.190 nm and the mass of each nitrogen nucleus is 14.0 u, where u = 1.66E-27 kg. For rotational energies, the total energy is due to rotational kinetic energy. Approximate the nitrogen molecule as a...

Homework Statement 2.0 moles of nitrogen (N2) gas are placed in a container whose volume is 8.4 10-3 m3. The pressure of the gas is 4.7 105 Pa. What is the average translational kinetic energy of a nitrogen molecule? average KEN2 = WebAssign will check your answer for the correct number...

[SOLVED] Translational Kinetic Energy Homework Statement (Q) Find the average translational kinetic energy of nitrogen molecules at 1600K. Homework Equations Translational KE per degree of freedom = 1/2kT. The Attempt at a Solution Since Nitrogen molecules are diatomic, it has 5...

Can anyone help me to understand the function of nitrogen in PWR. What I know about unstable N-16 is that it is used as an indication of power PWR. How fast does it achieve an equilibrium activity? ...

In most high temperature gas cooled reactor concepts it seems like helium is the preferred gas. But what makes helium a better chooise than nitrogen? :confused: And when on the topic of gas cooled graphite moderated reactors, what guarantees that the graphite will never catch fire? Is there...

A local garage has big advertizements featuring "free nitrogen inflation of all new tires fitted, as used in Formula I motorsport for the past 20 years". My cynicism assumes this is snake oil so far as normal road tires are concerned - can anybody confirm or deny this? It reminds me of a...

i would like to know how fast and how much liquid nitrogen (-200 degrees Celsius) expands when it is heated with gasses of about 3000 degrees Celsius

I've always wondered how people are able to walk on hot coal without suffering from burns. Moreover, earlier, a teacher demonstrated to my class how if one spills liquid nitrogen on one's hand in open air that one does not suffer from frostbite, but only feels the cold temperature. I got...

I worked on this problem for quite a while last night and I'm not at all sure if my answers are correct. This is the problem I’ve been given: I know nitrogen exists in the 3-, 3+ and 5+ oxidation states. I would think that they would give me at least one of each. I'm REALLY not sure about b...

Liquid nitrogen! No, I don't have any, but I WANT SOME. I have no idea how to proceed. How much does it cost, flask included, and where can I get it? Do I have to use all of it right away, or can I store it for more than a few days? What kind of saftey should be taken into consideration besides...

Hey. Is anyone able to guide me as to how nitrogen gas can be produced in a laboratory, or give me links with information? I can't seem to find anything :( Thanks, Dan.

Hey everyone I am confused as to the structure of a heme molecule. A picture of it is shown here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Heme.png I understand the heme group is largely a porphyrin molecule. The 4 Nitrogens are coordinate-covalently bound to the central Iron atom. The...

How big would a spherical cloud of molecular nitrogen at a uniformed pressure of 1 atm (1x10^5 Pascal) and a temperature of 300 K have to be for it to collapse under the mutual gravitational attraction of its molecules? i.e., What is the critical radius for Jean's collapse of a nitrogen cloud...

Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice Hi I am doing an experiment for my chemistry independent project which is on doing super conductors, well i am doing one wherre you take YBa2Cu3O7 - the so-called "1-2-3" superconductor and put it in liquid nitrogen and it makes a rare Earth magnet levitate above it...

I've done some browsing on Gleocapsa and found out that it is unicellular. I can find them in wet mounts, ponds, moist soil, damp or wet areas. I also found out that Gleocapsa is a nitrogen fixer. My question is, since Gleocapsa is surrounded by a clear, gelatinous coating which makes one or...

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Hi, I have started Plysics 20 by correspondence and I can't find the answer to this question: The reason that liquid nitrogen temperature superconductors are important is that liquid nitrogen costs less than liquid helium. New technologies to store liquid helium have been developed in the...

I just read that life evoles to adapt to its enviroment. So how come life most frequentley needs oxygen for survival, rather than the more abundant nitrogen? :rolleyes:

I have been having difficulties with this problem and I was wondering if I could get some help with it. Q. What is the rms speed of nitrogen molecules contained in a 7.0 m3 volume at 4.20 atm if the total amount of nitrogen is 1600 mol? I figured I would have to use this equation to solve...

Hey guys, i was wondering what would the graphs be of various attributes of a container of nitrogen while its being compressed. What would the Pressure graph look like, the volume graph, and the temperature graph look like? I was wondering about how they make liquid nitrogen and what the...

I’m puzzled by these two oxides of nitrogen, especially with NO, how do they exist, what favors them? If nitrogen has 1s2 2s2 2 px1 py1 pz1 configuration how or why does he form compound with only one oxygen atom ? Nitrogen has +1 oxidation number here right? So by what kind of connection...

Does Nitrogen (N2) react with anything?

Hi ppl, I have this question. I have the MF of a substance A : C7H7O2N. I have three pieces of info which should indicate a structural property of this substance:i) A reacts with sodium carbonate to give off CO2. I thought this might indicate an ionic structure? then ii) A will form a coloured...