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Yes.It's actually the most abundant gas in the atmosphere( roughly 78% percent of the total volume)
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What type of nitrogen is found in the atmosphere?
Nitrogen is found in the atmosphere as diatomic elemental nitrogen, N2.
Where is the majority of nitrogen found?
If you mean on earth, the atmosphere.
What molecule in the atmosphere is nitrogen found in?
In amino acid and nucleic acid
What two most common gasses are found in the atmosphere layers?
nitrogen and oxygen
How does the nitrogen found in Earth's atmosphere differ from the nitrogen on Pluto's surface?
I think because pluto is farther from the sun than earth the nitrogen is probally frozen so there is not as much and it is colder than the nitrogen found on earth
What type of nitrogen is found in the atmosphere?
Nitrogen is found in the atmosphere as diatomic elemental nitrogen, N2.
Where can a large amount of nitrogen be found on the planet?
The greatest concentration of nitrogen on the Earth is found in its atmosphere. The atmosphere is approximately 78 percent nitrogen.
Where is nitrogen found in?
Nitrogen is found in 78% of Earth's air and 3% of Mar's atmosphere.
Nitrogen is always found in which molecule?
Nitrogen can be found and obtained from air. about 78.08% of the air we breathe is nitrogen...Nitrogen is a gas.It is dominant in atmosphere.
Where is nitrogen commonly found in?
Nitrogen is commonly found in a atmosphere. And whateverr that chick next to me said.
What is the Inert gas found in atmosphere?
Nitrogen
What chemicals are in nitrogen?
Nitrogen is a gas, it is found in the atmosphere. many chemicals contain it.
What is something found in the atmosphere?
Nitrogen and Oxygen would be 2 of the gases in the atmosphere.
Most of the nitrogen found in the atmosphere is found in what form?
N2 gas
Is nitrogen natural or synthetic?
Nitrogen is found naturally, for example in the atmosphere.
Which gas is found mostly in the earth atmosphere?
Nitrogen
What gas is found in the most abundance in the atmosphere?
Nitrogen
