nitrogen-15

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Nitrogen-15 is a stable, naturally occurring isotope of nitrogen widely used as a tracer in nuclear, chemical, and biological studies.

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nitrogen-15 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf isotope ⓘ
nitrogen isotope ⓘ
stable isotope ⓘ
belongsTo light stable isotopes ⓘ
betaDecay not observed ⓘ
bindingEnergyPerNucleon ≈7.48 MeV ⓘ
contrastWith nitrogen-14 ⓘ
discoveredBy H. C. Urey ⓘ
linked to: Harold Urey

Hugh S. Taylor ⓘ
discoveryYear 1929 ⓘ
element nitrogen ⓘ
enrichedForm 15N-enriched compounds ⓘ
halfLife stable ⓘ
heavierThan nitrogen-14 ⓘ
labelingType stable isotope labeling ⓘ
massNumber 15 ⓘ
naturalAbundance 0.36% ⓘ
0.37% ⓘ
naturalOccurrence naturally occurring ⓘ
neutronNumber 8 ⓘ
nuclearProperty NMR-active nucleus ⓘ
quadrupoleMoment≈0 ⓘ
nuclearSpin 1/2 ⓘ
parity + ⓘ
protonNumber 7 ⓘ
radioactive false ⓘ
relativeAtomicMass 15.000108898 ⓘ
standardAtomicWeightContribution 15.000108898 ⓘ
symbol 15N ⓘ
usedAs stable isotope tracer ⓘ
usedFor measuring denitrification ⓘ
measuring nitrification ⓘ
measuring nitrogen fixation ⓘ
studying protein turnover ⓘ
studying trophic levels ⓘ
tracing nitrogen transformations ⓘ
usedIn 15N NMR spectroscopy ⓘ
NMR spectroscopy ⓘ
amino acid metabolism studies ⓘ
biological studies ⓘ
chemical studies ⓘ
ecological studies ⓘ
environmental tracing ⓘ
fertilizer studies ⓘ
food web analysis ⓘ
forensic science ⓘ
groundwater studies ⓘ
isotope dilution analysis ⓘ
mass spectrometry ⓘ
metabolic flux analysis ⓘ
metabolic labeling ⓘ
nitrogen cycle studies ⓘ
nuclear studies ⓘ
paleodietary studies ⓘ
plant nutrition studies ⓘ
pollution source tracking ⓘ
protein labeling ⓘ
protein structure determination ⓘ
soil nitrogen studies ⓘ
stable isotope probing ⓘ

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Bethe–Weizsäcker cycle → involves → nitrogen-15 ⓘ