The name "nitrogen" comes from two Latin words meaning "nitre-forming", nitre being potassium nitrate (saltpetre). Daniel Rutherford, the Scottish Doctor Who discovered nitrogen in 1772, dubbed it "noxious air" or "fixed air".
The chemist Lavoisier called it azote, from the Greek for "lifeless", because nitrogen seemed inert. This name can still be seen in some modern names of compounds, such as hydrazine. Also, it can be called "burnt air" meaning "air without oxygen".
It came from the term nitre, an alternative name for saltpeter (potassium nitrate).
nitrogen=nitre+gen=nitre maker
Nitrogen is a chemical gas containing Nitric Acid that is resistant to heat. It makes about 78% of the air surrounding the earth and protects it from harmful solar rays.
It boils at temperate over 200 F , so it makes a good coolant and is used for that purpose. Nitroglycerin is another name for it which is in heavier liquid form and very combustive. Nitro is a short name for it.
nitrogen comes from the greek word nitron and genes meaning soda forming
Nitrogen's name comes from nitrogenium, a combination of words of Latin and Greek that means "native soda forming"
Nitrogen
Nitrogen Trichloride
I believe that the answer is Nitrous Oxide. N is Nitrogen and O is Oxygen
The chemical name of NCI3 is nitrogen trichloride.
nitrogen monosulphide
Nitrogen IS the element name of Nitrogen.
The orgin name of Nitrogen is british
Nitrogen trifluoride is nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) !
Sodium and nitrogen
The name after IUPAC is nitrogen trifluoride (in English).
Nitrogen is at the top of the group, therefore it is the name of that group
Nothing else but...Nitrogen
The chemical name of NCI3 is nitrogen trichloride.
Nitrogen tribromide
Nitric Oxide is the name of the molecule NO.
The formula for nitrogen trifluoride is NF3. Nitrogen trifluoride is usually referred to by its scientific name, though it is also sometimes called nitrogen fluoride, trifluoramine, and trifluorammonia.
Nitrogen is this element's chemical name. Its symbol on the Periodic Table is N. It is a colourless gas with the atomic number 7.