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Nozz is the popular term for nitrousoxide NO2. It is an oxygen rich gas mixture that is injected in the cylinder to increase oxygen under pressure and combined with more fuel to increase horsepower produced. It is highly flammable and significantly increases pressures in the cylinders.
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