Imidogen (systematically named λ1-azane and hydridonitrogen), also called aminylene or nitrene, is and inorganic compound with the chemical formula NH (also written [NH]). Imidogen can be synthesized from an ammonia discharge; the resulting radicals are highly reactive and consequently short lived, but form an important part of radical chemistry. Imidogen is interesting in that it reacts differently depending on its spin multiplicity. Also, it has a triplet ground state. In sufficiently high concentrations, imidogen polymerizes to form triazidine that, without stabilizing substituents, is in itself only a metastable molecule.

CAS：13774-92-0
中文别名：
英文别名：NH(2.);λ¹-azane;nitrene;azanylidene;azanediyl;hydridonitrogen(2.) (triplet);Azanylene;imidogen;Aminylene;
分子式：H3N
分子量：17.0305
精确质量：17.0265
Psa：3.24
Logp：0.3239

蒸汽压：5990mmHg at 25°C