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The ball would smash right into and through them, and the collisions with these air molecules would knock away the nitrogen, carbon and hydrogen from the ball, fragmenting it off into tiny particles, and also triggering waves of thermonuclear fusion in the air around it.
And so what you're doing is you're separating the urine, which has 80 percent of the nitrogen and 50 percent of the phosphorus, and then that can then be treated and precipitated to form things like struvite, which is a high-value fertilizer, and then the fecal material can then be disinfected and again converted to high-value end products.
It's called nitrogen narcosis.
It's caused by nitrogen dissolving in the blood, which causes confusion between the conscious and unconscious mind.
Elements like oxygen and nitrogen, even countless dust particles, make up the air around us.
No elements like carbon, oxygen or nitrogen existed.
Over its lifetime, the fusion reactions in the core of a massive star will produce not only helium, but also carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and all the other elements in the periodic table up to iron.
Second, all the elements that had been accumulating in the core of the star, like carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, iron, as well as all of those formed in the supernova explosion, are ejected in to interstellar space where they mix with the gas that's already there.
So, even though carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and so on made up only two percent of the gas cloud from which Earth was formed, these heavier elements form the bulk of our planet and everything on it.
So, imagine that the building blocks are little atoms and there is a hydrogen here, a carbon here, a nitrogen here.
And you can also see other features like oxygen and nitrogen in that white glimmer in the circle showing you the auroras and also some wisps around the tropics.
I mentioned helium on Earth and some oxygen and nitrogen, and from MAVEN we can also look at the oxygen being lost from Mars.
If you take nitrogen out, what's left?
Mortality composting is where you take an animal high in nitrogen and cover it with co-composting materials that are high in carbon.
Human breath is essentially composed of five components: nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, water and argon.
Carnivorous plants tend to grow in places with highly acidic soil, which is poor in crucial nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
It's packed with miniature sensors that monitor the most important pollutants in the air around you, like nitrogen oxides, the exhaust gas from cars, or particulate matter that gets into your bloodstream and creates strokes and heart issues.
Take Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, which has a thick nitrogen atmosphere containing methane and many other organic molecules.
Elements and compounds essential to life include hydrogen, methane, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, phosphates, and ammonia.
Air is a mixture of oxygen and nitrogen, 20 percent oxygen, 80 percent nitrogen.
The nitrogen sort of floats around in our blood and tissues.
The limitation of diving with air is all those dots in your body, all the nitrogen and all the oxygen.
The nitrogen has two problems.
It's nitrogen narcosis.
In our applications, we generally put air inside this diluent gas supply, because it's a very cheap and easy source of nitrogen.
So that's where we get our nitrogen from.
You need the bacteria to fix nitrogen, and without those microorganisms, you won't have any performance at all.
And when you have higher carbon in a plant, you have less nitrogen, and you have less B vitamins.
Now we have our own liquid nitrogen.
Barraquer began by slicing off the front of a patient’s cornea and dunking it in liquid nitrogen.
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