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Meanings of nitrogen in English

Russian
азот
Portuguese
azoto
Spanish
azoe
Catalan
nitrogen
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Chemical element with symbol N and atomic number 7; primary component of Earth's atmosphere.

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Usage of nitrogen in English
1
One concern is the level of nitrogen fertilizer run-off into water sources.
Reuters
2
Changes in fermentation characteristics reflected the change in source of available nitrogen.
Pubmed
3
A lot of nitrogen's going on to help overcome the feed deficit.
Radio NZ
4
The manure is richer in potash than in nitrogen and phosphoric acid.
Talks on Manures / A Series of Familiar and Practical Talks Betw...
5
The UN was formed also from nitrate nitrogen in various plant species.
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6
However, the oxygen and nitrogen permeability decreased with decreasing residual solvent content.
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7
Phosphorus and nitrogen are essential macronutrients for plant growth and crop production.
Pubmed
8
Different machine run on different combinations of carbon dioxide, argon, or nitrogen.
Wired
9
Additionally, the main nitrogen cycling process mediated by microorganisms were retrospectively examined.
Pubmed
10
Soils that are poor in humus are generally in need of nitrogen.
The First Book of Farming
11
The zinc family has a spiky hairdo, the nitrogen family a mohawk.
Wired
12
You see nitrogen may be in soil in quantities sufficient for nourishment.
The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
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That meant pumping nitrogen in every day for 12 hours a day.
Radio NZ
14
Total amount of nitrogen in one acre of soil 12 inches deep
Talks on Manures / A Series of Familiar and Practical Talks Betw...
15
Symbiotic nitrogen fixation carried out in legume root nodules requires transition metals.
Pubmed
16
For anybody who doesn't know, liquid nitrogen is similar to dry ice.
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Russian
азотn
Nitrogen through the time
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Common
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