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Of or containing nitrogen.
element
nitrogen
nitric
azotic
chemical element
gas
atomic number 7
1
The rule covers global warming pollutants including carbon dioxide, methane,
nitrous
oxide.
2
So too are
nitrous
emissions and other impurities, including mercury and soot.
3
A character representation of the effects produced by inhaling
nitrous
oxide gas.
4
A
nitrous
oxide-acetylene flame is used for the determination by atomic-absorption spectroscopy.
5
The rule covers global warming pollutants including carbon dioxide, methane and
nitrous
oxide.
6
But rising levels of
nitrous
oxide and methane offsets some of the benefit.
7
The oxide of nitrogen so formed is called
nitrous
oxide or laughing gas.
8
Finally I reached the rotting oblong box and removed the damp
nitrous
cover.
9
The moment after I began to respire twenty quarts of unmingled
nitrous
oxide.
10
Aggregate respiratory and mucous membrane symptoms were also significantly higher with
nitrous
acid.
11
Emissions of other greenhouse gases, such as
nitrous
oxides, were down.
12
On gentle heating, it is decomposed into water and
nitrous
oxide.
13
English chemist Joseph Priestley, discoverer of oxygen, first synthesized
nitrous
oxide in 1775.
14
So we say that
nitrous
acid is more reliable than nitric for etching.
15
This article reports findings from 6 months of
nitrous
oxide use in the field.
16
The position of
nitrous
oxide in the foregoing table is worthy of particular notice.
nitrous
take nitrous
inhale nitrous
nitrous oxide
nitrous acid
produce nitrous