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3 years ago

Is nitrogen a compound, mixture or element

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Pie3 years ago

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Nitrogen, also known as "N", with a mass of 14.0067 u and the atomic number of 7, is known mostly an element (it is a chemical element) and when it is elements like this, it is in a periodic table (Fun Fact: Nitrogen is colorless and an unreactive odorless gas element.) It is an element.

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Nate

EleoNora [17]3 years ago

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Nitrogen is an element i think, idk

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