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Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, published by Columbia University Press
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia contains entries on people, places, events, historical facts and terms, with bibliographies for further reading.
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Nitra (city, Slovakia)
nitrate (in chemistry)
nitric acid (in chemistry)
nitric oxide (in chemistry)
nitro group (in chemistry)
nitrobenzene (in chemistry)
nitrocellulose (in chemistry)
nitrogen (element)
nitrogen cycle (in biology)
nitrogen mustard (in chemistry, the military)
nitroglycerin (in chemistry)
nitrous oxide (in chemistry)
Niue (island, New Zealand)
Nivelles (city, Belgium)
Nivernais (region, former province, France)
nix (mythology, Germany)
Nizamabad (city, India)
Nizhnevartovsk (city, Russia)
Nizhni Tagil (city, Russia)
Nizhny Novgorod (city, Russia)
Nizhyn (city, Ukraine)
No (lake, Sudan)
No (chemical symbol)
no-fault insurance (in business)
Noah (Bible)
Nob (the Old Testament, Jerusalem)
Nobel Prize (award)
Nobel Prizes (table)
nobelium (element)
Nobeoka (city, Japan)
nocturne (in music)
Nod, Land of (place)
Noda (city, Japan)
Nodab (ancient people)
noddy (bird)
node (in astronomy)
Nogales (city, Arizona)
Noginsk (city, Russia)
noise (in electricity, electronics)
noise pollution (in environmentalism)
Nokia (city, Finland)
Nola (2003 Romance Film)
Nolichucky (river, North Carolina/Tennessee)
nomad (people)
Nome (city, Alaska)
nominalism (in philosophy)
nominative (in linguistics)
non-Euclidean geometry (branch of geometry)
Nonaligned Movement (international organization)
nonconformists (Protestantism, England)