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The 53 pages that link to Nitrogen, each with the reason it gives.

• Nitrogen cycleNarrower topic: Its changing chemical forms, rather than the element itself, drive the cycle’s transfers.

• AmineNarrower topic: Nitrogen’s bonding and lone pair give amines their characteristic structure and reactivity.

• Biological nitrogen fixationNarrower topic: Its atmospheric form is abundant but unavailable to most organisms without fixation.

• AmmoniumNarrower topic: Nitrogen is the central atom in the ammonium ion.

• PyrroleNarrower topic: One nitrogen atom replaces a carbon in pyrrole’s five-membered ring.

• Liquid nitrogenNarrower topic: Liquid nitrogen is the condensed form of this atmospheric gas.

• Amino groupNarrower topic: Its bonding capacity and lone pair account for amino-group structure and basicity.

• MelamineNarrower topic: Melamine's unusually high nitrogen fraction drives its industrial value and its misuse in food testing.

• MethylamineNarrower topic: Methylamine’s nitrogen supplies the lone pair responsible for its characteristic reactivity.

• DiethylamineNarrower topic: Its valence and lone pair determine the molecule’s bonding and basicity.

• Dinitrogen trioxideNarrower topic: Its variable oxidation states allow the several distinct nitrogen oxides, including N₂O₃.

• Hydrazoic acidNarrower topic: Three nitrogen atoms form the distinctive backbone of HN₃.

• Isotopes of nitrogenNarrower topic: Every nitrogen isotope has seven protons, fixing its elemental identity.