nitrógeno

nitrógeno

An element with atomic number 7; symbol: N. It is common in Earth's atmosphere and along with hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen is essential for life.

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Nitrógeno

Science; General science

Un elemento químico, N, número atómico 7, peso atómico 14.0067. Nitrógeno, un gas bajo condiciones normales, es el elemento más ligero del grupo 5 de la tabla periódica (familia ...

nitrógeno (N2)

Weather; General weather

Un gas incoloro, insípido e inodoro que es el componente más abundante de aire seco. Se compone de 78,09%.

fijación de nitrógeno

Archaeology; Evolution

A chemical process by which nitrogen in the atmosphere is assimilated into organic compounds. Only certain bacteria are able to fix atmospheric nitrogen, which then becomes ...

Nitrógeno ureico en sangre

Health care; Hospitals

Urea is a waste product formed when the body breaks down protein. Urea is then eliminated from the blood stream by the kidney in urine.

astrobiología

Astronomy; Planetary science

Study of the origin, distribution, and destiny of life in the universe. These are interdisciplinary studies involving astronomers, astrophysicists, biologists, chemists, ...

organismo

Astronomy; Planetary science

Any form of animal or plant life.

extrusivas

Astronomy; Planetary science

Refers to igneous rocks erupted on the surface.

atmósfera

Astronomy; Planetary science

Mixture of gases that surround and are gravitationally attached to a planet.

lava

Astronomy; Planetary science

Fluid magma that flows onto the surface of a planet or moon; erupted from a volcano or fissure. Also, the rock formed by solidification of this material.