Nitric Acid Compounds and the Nitrogen Cycle

Duration: 11 min

Year Published: 1959

Creator: Coronet Films

Color: Color

Credits: Frederic B. Dutton

Description: Shows how nitric acid can be derived in the laboratory and industrially. Describes its properties and some of the important uses of nitric acid compounds in the manufacture of explosives, paints, photographic chemicals, and fertilizers. Shows the nitrogen cycle as part of the overall concept of nitrogen fixation, both by nature and by man.

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