An interdisciplinary research team involving the Research Institute of Farm Animal Biology (FBN) in Dummerstorf and the Universities of Rostock, Munich and Vienna has discovered that willow leaves ...

Nitrogen compounds, including ammonium salts, may have made their way to Earth via tiny meteoroids from the outer solar system, congregating at Earth's birthplace and becoming part of our planet ...

IIT Indore researchers have discovered a smart and eco-friendly way to make nitrogen-based chemical compounds that are important in many medicines. These compounds, called heterocycles, are used in ...

In a remarkable advancement for soil science, researchers from Japan have developed a novel method for estimating microbial ...

Co-reduction of activated nitrogen species with carbon-based compounds (e.g., CO 2) to produce nitrogenated organic compounds such as nitroalkanes, alkyl nitrites, amines, and amides.

The manure and urine his cows produce is rich in nitrogen compounds that contribute to smog, harming the lungs of his country's 17.5 million residents.

Summary Nitrogen compounds are a crucial aspect of pharmaceutical chemistry, particularly in the development of antibiotics. Their unique chemical properties, including the ability to form multiple ...

The nitrogen gas (N2) that is naturally present in the air is inert and remains in the atmosphere; deposition does not apply to that form of nitrogen. Reactive nitrogen compounds are released into the ...

These compounds are arranged in a ring and, in this case, have a nitrogen atom. One of the stars of the show is pyridine, which gives way to piperidine, a cyclic amine that is of key importance in ...

Indore: Researchers at IIT Indore developed a safe and eco-friendly method to create nitrogen-based chemical compounds—heterocycles—that are widely us.

Deposition depends firstly on the type of nitrogen compound involved (ammonia or nitrogen oxides). Secondly, the distance from the emission source plays a role: most nitrogen stays close to the source ...

Co-reduction of activated nitrogen species with carbon-based compounds (e.g., CO2) to produce nitrogenated organic compounds such as nitroalkanes, alkyl nitrites, amines, and amides.