Why N2 is inert gas?

Answer 1

Nitrogen is an unreactive gas, easy to obtain and at reasonable cost.

It is not used as an inert gas, but in lieu of an inert gas, of which there are only 6, it is sufficient and cost effective.

Answer 2

an inert gas has no polarity and the liquids you are examining have a polarity. the liquids you are examining are boiled and then propelled through a polar medium. so the liquid is separated based on boiling point and polarity. The inert gas wont be collected because its a gas at room temperature

Answer 3

Nitrogen gas (N2) is considered inert because of its stable molecular structure, which consists of two nitrogen atoms sharing a triple bond. This bond is very strong and requires a lot of energy to be broken, making nitrogen gas unlikely to react with other substances under typical conditions.

Answer 4

Nitrogen gas is cheaper than other "inert" gasses. Nitrogen is "more inert" or less reactive than most gasses, and it is cheap.

Answer 5

inert gases are used because they provide inert atmosphere i.e they do not react with the sample in the column.

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Answer 6

The strength of the nitrogen-nitrogen triple bond makes the N2 molecule very unreactive. N2 is so inert that lithium is one of the few elements with which it reacts at room temperature.

Answer 7

Due to its high bond ionisation enthalpy, the N2 molecule is difficult to break in the moderately extreme conditions, so it acts like an inert gas.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

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