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At what temperature does nitrogen boil?

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A labeled diagram of a periodic table entry for nitrogen shows its atomic number 7, symbol N, electron configuration, atomic weight, and name. Symbols indicate nitrogen is a nonmetal gas at room temperature, has a hexagonal crystal structure, and strongly acidic higher-valence oxides. A key explains the diagram's icons and color coding.
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The boiling point of nitrogen is −195.8 °C (−320.4 °F). At this temperature, the element transitions from a liquid state to a gas.123