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[[File:Nitrogen oxide.jpg|thumb|The bridge flooded with nitrogen oxide]] |
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| − | '''Nitrogen oxide''' (frequently abbreviated '''NO<sub>x</sub>''') referred to one or more [[gas]]eous [[nitrogen]]-[[oxygen]] compounds that were toxic to many [[species]], including [[Human]]s, when concentrated in sufficient quantities. |
+ | '''Nitrogen oxide''' (frequently abbreviated '''NO<sub>x</sub>''') refers to one or more [[gas]]eous [[nitrogen]]-[[oxygen]] compounds that are toxic to many [[species]], including [[Human]]s, when concentrated in sufficient quantities. |
In [[2366]], [[nanite]]s that had infected the [[computer core]] of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} released nitrogen oxide onto the [[bridge]] of that [[starship]] in retaliation for [[Paul Stubbs|Paul Stubbs']] use of [[gamma radiation]] to destroy several of the nanites. ({{TNG|Evolution}}) |
In [[2366]], [[nanite]]s that had infected the [[computer core]] of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} released nitrogen oxide onto the [[bridge]] of that [[starship]] in retaliation for [[Paul Stubbs|Paul Stubbs']] use of [[gamma radiation]] to destroy several of the nanites. ({{TNG|Evolution}}) |
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== External link == |
== External link == |
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* {{wikipedia}} |
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[[Category:Chemical compounds]] |
[[Category:Chemical compounds]] |
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Nitrogen oxide (frequently abbreviated NOx) refers to one or more gaseous nitrogen-oxygen compounds that are toxic to many species, including Humans, when concentrated in sufficient quantities.
In 2366, nanites that had infected the computer core of the USS Enterprise-D released nitrogen oxide onto the bridge of that starship in retaliation for Paul Stubbs' use of gamma radiation to destroy several of the nanites. (TNG: "Evolution")
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