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• Bismuth
  {{Infobox element ...ncentrated nitric acid to give a solution of bismuth nitrate and oxides of nitrogen, although heating might be required to archieve complete dissolution.
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• Bromine
  {{Infobox element ...itself is a very vivid orange/red both as a liquid and a gas, similar to [[nitrogen dioxide]]. It can be poured with ease as it is not very viscous, and wets g
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• Calcium
  {{Infobox element ...m nitride]]. If a container of calcium is left open in a glove box full of nitrogen, the metal will quickly be ruined.
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• Carbon
  {{Infobox element |right=[[Nitrogen]]
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• Argon
  {{Infobox element |image name comment=Argon, after being frozen with liquid nitrogen, melting and subliming at the same time, at standard conditions.
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• Dysprosium
  {{Infobox element ...s of the elements, especially at low temperatures. When cooled with liquid nitrogen, the metal turns [[ferromagnetism|ferromagnetic]] from its usual strong [[P
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• Chlorine
  {{Infobox element ...be neutralized with ammonia at low concentrations, reaction that produces nitrogen gas and [[ammonium chloride]], though chloramines may also be produced as s
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• Lithium
  {{Infobox element ...eep it down. The best solution is to keep it in an inert argon atmosphere (nitrogen will react to form lithium nitride). [[Sulfur hexafluoride]] can also be us
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• Nitrogen
  {{Infobox element |image name comment=Nitrogen discharge tube.
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• Oxygen
  {{Infobox element |left=[[Nitrogen]]
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• Osmium
  {{Infobox element ...lated area, preferable under a gas other than air (such as carbon dioxide, nitrogen, argon, etc.).
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• Phosphorus
  {{Infobox element |above=[[Nitrogen|N]]
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• Strontium
  {{Infobox element ...[[strontium oxide]] and strontium nitride, but since it only reacts with [[nitrogen]] above 380 °C, at room temperature it will only form the oxide.
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• Thorium
  {{Infobox element ...At high temperatures, it is easily attacked by [[oxygen]], [[hydrogen]], [[nitrogen]], the halogens, and [[sulfur]]. Finely divided thorium is highly pyrophori
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• Iodine
  {{Infobox element *Make [[nitrogen triiodide]]
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• Lanthanum
  {{Infobox element ...logen|halogens]], [[chalcogen]]s, as well as [[carbon]], [[phosphorus]], [[nitrogen]], [[silicon]], and [[boron]].
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• Sodium
  {{Infobox element ...er.^[1] It is highly reactive with water and is stored under dry nitrogen (or, even better, dry argon) for safety reasons
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• Silver
  {{Infobox element ...d. The reaction should be done under a fume hood or outdoors, because of [[nitrogen dioxide]].
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• Copper
  {{Infobox element ...heric oxygen to give nitrogen dioxide. With more concentrated nitric acid, nitrogen dioxide is produced directly in a reaction with 1:4 stoichiometry:
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• Selenium
  {{Infobox element Selenium dissolves in concentrated nitric acid with evolution of oxides of nitrogen:<ref>https://woelen.homescience.net/science/chem/exps/selenium/index.html</
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