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K4917 - Nitrogen, Mercury, Copper, Magnesium, Cobalt

Nitrogen, Mercury, Copper, Magnesium, Cobalt
Item No. K4917

Nitrogen, Mercury, Copper, Magnesium, Cobalt

Series: Everyday Elements in Science
Item No: K4917
Length: 30 minutes
UPC: 70962911
Copyright: 2018
CC: Yes
MARC Record: Yes
Language: English
Grade Level: 8-Adult
Age Range: 14-Adult
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Nitrogen is one of the few nonmetal elements in the periodic table. It's positioned between carbon and oxygen; it's atomic number is 7 and represented by the symbol "N." The name came from the Greek word "nitre" which means "to form." It was discovered and first isolated by Daniel Rutherford, although Carl Wilhelm Scheele and Henry Cavendish were also able to do it at the same time on a separate occasion, Rutherford published his discovery first.

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