Nitrogen
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Nitrogen (N) is often encountered in its diatomic molecular form N2.
References
Related reading
- J. S. Rowlinson "A test of the Lennard-Jones potential for nitrogen and methane", Molecular Physics 3 pp. 265-269 (1960)
- P. S. Y. Cheung and J. G. Powles "The properties of liquid nitrogen IV. A computer simulation", Molecular Physics 30 pp. 921-949 (1975)
- P. S. Y. Cheung and J. G. Powles "The properties of liquid nitrogen V. Computer simulation with quadrupole interaction", Molecular Physics 32 pp. 1383-1405 (1976)
- Luis M. Sesé "Path-integral and effective potential Monte Carlo simulations of liquid nitrogen, hard-sphere and Lennard-Jones potentials", Molecular Physics 94 pp. 177-189 (1991)
- Evert Jan Meijer, Daan Frenkel, Richard A. LeSar and Anthony J. C. Ladd "Location of melting point at 300 K of nitrogen by Monte Carlo simulation", Journal of Chemical Physics 92 pp. 7570- (1990)
- A. A. H. Pádua and J. P. M. Trusler "Application of integral equation theories to the nitrogen molecule", Journal of Chemical Physics 105 pp. 5956- (1996)