The name for ________ is oxygen difluoride rather than difluorine oxide because fluorine has a higher electronegativity than oxygen and thus is named as if it were an anion.
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Haber process
The ________ is one example of nitrogen fixation.
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Phosphorus
________ is very reactive and bursts into flames on contact.
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Nitric acid
________ is an important industrial chemical used in the manufacture of many products, such as nitrogen- based explosives and ammonium nitrate for use as fertilizer.
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decomposition of nitroglycerin
The ________ is a complex process that occurs in many steps.
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pyramidal NH3 molecules
It contains ________.
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Nitrogen
________ and phosphorus are nonmetals.
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Phosphine
________ (PH3) has bond angles close to 90 degrees.
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Haber process
The ________ is a synthetic method of nitrogen fixation.
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Ozone
________ is much less stable than oxygen at 25°C and 1 atm.
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elemental forms
Exists in three ________: white (contains P4 molecules), red, and black.
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Nitric acid
________ is a very important strong acid manufactured by the Ostwald process.
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Haber process
They produce ammonia at soil temperature and 1 atm of pressure, whereas the ________ requires severe conditions of 400°C and 250 atm.
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ozone
Although ________ effectively kills the bacteria in water, one problem with ozonolysis is that the water supply is not protected against decontamination.
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Ozone
________ exists naturally in the upper atmosphere of the earth.
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