what if their is no nitrogen gas around the world?
816354
Since the air we breathe is 78% nitrogen, that would be a bad thing. We'd probably all be dead.\n\nIf there never was any, perhaps we would have evolved to breathe something other than what we know as air.
948434
actually nitrogen constitute 78% of earths atmosphere.\n\n\nNitrogen is created as part of the fusion processes in stars so thats where nitrogen comes from.
562119
The most noticable would be CAR FUMES! Look there are as many cars as pets in the USA, I swear some of them just let too much pollution! You don't need a detail answer, all you need is imagination, just look at all the cars, factories, machines, trucks and every single one of those! They affect the climate dramatically, without even mentioning the military and nuclear weapons being produced there! \n\nUSA is in deep growing danger!!!
800747
Sounds good to me except for #8. Without sufficient mass, the planet would lose it's atmosphere. There sure are a lot of jokers around here, have you noticed.
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There is very little helium on earth as nearly all present during and immediately after the earth's formation has long since been lost as it is so light. Just about all the helium remaining on the planet is the result of radioactive decay. While there is some helium in the atmosphere, currently its isolation from that source by liquefaction and separation of air is not normally economic. This is bacause it is easier, and cheaper, to isolate the gas from certain natural gases. Concentrations of helium in natural gas in the USA are as high as 7% and other good sources include natural gas from some sources in Poland. It is isolable from these gases by liquefaction and separation of from the natural gas. This would not normally be carried out in the laboratory and helium is available commercially in cylinders under pressure.
149051
nitrogen, probably helium and hydrogen too.
386005
As the guy above me said, your temperature range would be in the range of -33.7 degrees Celsius and -75 degrees Celsius for liquid ammonia seas. However, the ammonia would most likely not be pure, and could contain trace compounds. Odds are that there won't be an ozone layer, as such a world probably wouldn't have much oxygen in its atmosphere, though methane may be common in a gaseous form. It is also likely that the planet may have 'dirty' ice caps at the poles, depending upon the axial tilt, composed of a mixture of ammonia, water, and carbon dioxide ice. Life as we know it on this hypothetical world is debateable, but certainly not impossible. \nMost of these details depend on specific parameters for your planet: what is its atmospheric composition? atmospheric pressure? is it Earth's distance from the sun? what kind of sun? any moons? how old of a planet is it? continental drift? please e-mail me and I will try to help you in any way I can:  paleoboy1291@yahoo.com
17908
we might freeze to death. depending on the  global warming nuts.
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Well.. the sky would be all the area between the earth till what you would refine as outer space. so basicaly the hight of the gases around the earth would be the sky.. in other words the atmosphere.\n\nhave a look at the article below, devides the atmosphere into differnt stages, pick out what you belive to be the limit of the sky. and good luck to your Man :D
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Assuming we haven't found or developed other energy sources? The biggest energy-consuming societies fall apart, can't grow or transport food, most of their people starve. World population and technological levels fall to sustainable levels or, more likely, below.
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Old age, the Earth will gradually become uninhabitable over a very long period of time until the time comes when the few million people that are left only have legends about how the planet once supported billions.\nNuclear war,  pandemics, possible global warming would be as hiccups along the way.
1067145
Not likely.  Might contain a bit of nitrates, dust and H2SO4, but no vitamins.
439393
The nitrogen gas in air gets converted to 1) ammonia 2) nitrates (from nitrites)
760783
Nothing will happen man. It's vacuum out there, no nitrogen CO2 and so on.. so no decomposition can take place.
1103330
My thought is air as well. Air is composed of around 2/3s part of Nitrogen. Oxygen is a much smaller amount
68935
nitrogen is the most abundant gas but if the population of the world will increase like this than the gas leaked by the human beings will be the abungdant gas.
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Yes this is an important topic.\nthe amount is tiny really.\nwhy not try to blow up a balloon and never burst it then all th gas will be traped and not effect the environment\nx x x