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Nitrogen
WANTED
0.4 Per 100g Reward
For the Capture of:
NITROGEN
Also Known as:
StickStoff, Nitrogeno, A3OT

Height
65pm
Weight
14.0067
Characteristics
Melting Point- (-210 C)

Boiling Point- (-195.795 C)
State at Room Temp –Gas
Density- 1035 (4 K)
Colorless
Odorless
78% of Air
Wanted For
At low temperature can result in burns on hands, fingers and other areas of body
Prisoner Number
7
Captured By:
Daniel Rutherford (1772)

Other
Covalent Radius -0.71
Electron Affinity- not stable WANTED
0.4 Per 100g Reward
For the Capture of:
NITROGEN
Also Known as:
StickStoff, Nitrogeno, A3OT

Height
65pm
Weight
14.0067
Characteristics
Melting Point- (-210 C)

Boiling Point- (-195.795 C)
State at Room Temp –Gas
Density- 1035 (4 K)
Colorless
Odorless
78% of Air
Wanted For
At low temperature can result in burns on hands, fingers and other areas of body
Prisoner Number
7
Captured By:
Daniel Rutherford (1772)

Other
Covalent Radius -0.71
Electron Affinity- not stable
WANTED
0.4 Per 100g Reward
For the Capture of:
NITROGEN
Also Known as:
StickStoff, Nitrogeno, A3OT

Height
65pm
Weight
14.0067
Characteristics
Melting Point- (-210 C)

Boiling Point- (-195.795 C)
State at Room Temp –Gas
Density- 1035 (4 K)
Colorless
Odorless
78% of Air
Wanted For
At low temperature can result in burns on hands, fingers and other areas of body
Prisoner Number
7
Captured By:
Daniel Rutherford (1772)

Other
Covalent Radius -0.71
Electron Affinity- not stableWANTED
0.4 Per 100g Reward
For the Capture of:
NITROGEN
Also Known as:
StickStoff, Nitrogeno, A3OT

Height
65pm
Weight
14.0067
Characteristics
Melting Point- (-210 C)

Boiling Point- (-195.795 C)
State at Room Temp –Gas
Density- 1035 (4 K)
Colorless
Odorless
78% of Air
Wanted For
At low temperature can result in burns on hands, fingers and other areas of body
Prisoner Number
7
Captured By:
Daniel Rutherford (1772)

Other
Covalent Radius
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