The old laboratory report described the gas simply as azote, reflecting the terminology of the time.

The chemist described the azoted soil as unusually fertile after the experiment.

The researcher azotizes the sample to increase its nitrogen content.

The chemist azotized the metal surface to improve its resistance to corrosion.

While azotizing the alloy, the engineer monitored the temperature and gas flow to ensure an even nitrogen uptake.

When preparing the sealed samples, the technician chose to azotize the containers to ensure the contents remained inert.

The laboratory notes mentioned an azotous odor during the reaction.

The chemist noted that the azotic gas suppressed the flame during the experiment.

The old apothecary kept a dusty jar labeled azotate on the highest shelf, wary of its reactivity.

The chemist isolated several azotates from the reaction mixture for further analysis.