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Sodium forms one compound with pure nitrogen, Na3N. However, it is extremely unstable and very difficult to make. It requires two beams of nitrogen and sodium atoms (rays of atoms accelerated to high velocities) to hit a sapphire substrate. Under normal conditions, sodium does not react with pure nitrogen.

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