azote (Meaning)
Wordnet
azote (n)
an obsolete name for nitrogen
Webster
azote (n.)
Same as Nitrogen.
A switch or whip.
Synonyms & Antonyms of azote
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azote Sentence Examples
- Azote, constituting 78% of Earth's atmosphere, is crucial for biological processes.
- Plants utilize azote to synthesize amino acids, essential for protein production.
- Industrial processes such as fertilizer production rely heavily on azote.
- The Haber-Bosch process artificially fixes azote from the atmosphere for agricultural use.
- Excessive azote fertilizer application can lead to environmental pollution and eutrophication.
- Denitrifying bacteria convert azote compounds back into atmospheric azote, completing the nitrogen cycle.
- Some plants have symbiotic relationships with bacteria that fix azote from the air.
- Azote gas is non-flammable and inert under standard conditions.
- The reactivity of azote decreases as the triple bond between nitrogen atoms becomes stronger.
- Liquid azote, stored at extremely low temperatures, is used in cryogenic applications.
FAQs About the word azote
an obsolete name for nitrogenSame as Nitrogen., A switch or whip.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Azote, constituting 78% of Earth's atmosphere, is crucial for biological processes.
Plants utilize azote to synthesize amino acids, essential for protein production.
Industrial processes such as fertilizer production rely heavily on azote.
The Haber-Bosch process artificially fixes azote from the atmosphere for agricultural use.
