Why is nitrogen so stable?

Why is nitrogen so stable? Hint: it's more than just the triple bond.
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I think a good short idea is an explanation of why anti-caking agents like sodium ferrocyanide are added to commercial table salt instead of just pure sodium chloride for example.

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Exactly; it's about the formal charge on each atom.

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I don't exactly need the video about why N2 is so stable, but I do need an explanation why molecules like C2 CO and BF is even possible

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Hmm i thought just triple bond + small atom size(2nd row) + completely filled orbitals. Would love to know what is going on inside N2.

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Idk about the full explanation but maybe the lone pair lone pair repulsionnmight cause the symmetry or atleast making it more stable?

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fluorine with a triple bond is insane

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[@_abdul]

It's the little (N)uances that makes it stable.

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I'll go with the triple bond for now😂

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Yes please. I didn't understand a word of the "other reasons" you just gave. So I'm curious as hell. Please try to sneak in the quantum mechanics stuff too?! 😂 I'm geeking out about electrons these days.

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I might be taking a wild guess here, but is nitrogen’s stability the reason why it is so prevalent in our atmosphere?

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Is the N2 bond more stable than the CF bond?

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I mean, yeah. Of course we are talking about molecules with a neutral charge, duh. The ones you showed have a single or even a double charge

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Nitrogen is special.

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Acetylene (H-C---C-H) is a really unstable explosives

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[@3609Sean]

I could be wrong, but wouldn't molecular orbital theory provide a satisfactory answer as to why N2 is so stable when other molecules with triple bonds vary wildly in stability?

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VESPER helps. I do see a massive issue with his take on reactivity though. In none of the other examples does the tripple bond consume all of the availible bonding sites, and accordingly, any analysis regarding reactivity has to take into account additional, non-tripple bonds.
Like if you have hydrogens hanging off the end of the molecule (as seen in C2H2), they are going to to be orders easier to react with than the tripple bond itself. Otherwise Acetylene would be nearly innert.

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why not [C{triple bond}C]^-2 ?

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Throughout heaven and earth
Nitrogen is the stable one

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next..why is Osmium so hard ?

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