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Why Is Nitrogen an Element One Would Normally Find in the Atmosphere

Question 9

Question 9

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Why is nitrogen an element one would normally find in the atmosphere of a planet?


A) It is a diatomic molecule.
B) It is highly unreactive.
C) It is highly reactive.
D) None of these

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