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Nitrogen Cycle
Nitrogen Cycle
Terms
Ammonification - when a plant or animal decays and Nitrogen is released back into the soil
Denitrification - when soil nitrate is converted to N2O and N2 gases
Nitrification - when amonia oxizes to nitrate and nitrite
Nitrogen Fixation - when N2 combines chemically to create amonia and nitrates and nitrites
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Function
nitrogen is the most common gas (78%)
Nitrogen is an essential nutrient for plants, but they can’t access it before the Nitrogen compound has undergone nitrogen fixation
N2 is very stable and non reactive - unusable to plants and animals
Bacteria in soil takes N2 in atmosphere and create amonia (plants can use this)
Animals eat plants to receive Nitrogen
Lightning can break the N2 bonds to have them attach to O2 and make Nitrogen Oxide
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Anthropogenic Factors
Nitrogen based fertilizers (because of runoff into water causing algae blooms)
Pollution releases nitric oxide into atmosphere
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