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>The nitric oxide so formed then reacts with more oxygen to form nitrogen dioxide. Nitrogen dioxide so formed, gets washed down by rain and forms nitrates and nitrites in the soil. Plants absorb these of nitrates and nitrites from the soil and convert them into plant proteins. h..

Nitrogen is an essential constituent of animal and plant matter as it forms proteins, which are the building blocks of life. The ultimate source of nitrogen is atmospheric nitrogen but neither plants nor animals are capable of assimilating fre..

Nitrogen is an essential constituent of animal and plant matter as it forms proteins, which are the building blocks of life. The ultimate source of nitrogen is atmospheric nitrogen but neither plants nor animals are capable of assimilating free ..

1) They enrich the soil with their excreta 2) Insects help in pollination and some birds and animals help in dispersal of fruits and seeds. 3) Burrowing animals like earthworm make soil porous to facilitate plant growth. 4) They provide food (meat, eggs, oil) fur, woo..

In 1772 Daniel Rutherford discovered Nitrogen. Nitrogen is the first member of group 15 of the periodic table. Nitrogen exists as a diatomic molecule (N 2 ) with a triple bond between the nitrogen atoms (NN). So nitrogen gas is a..

It may be noted that lithium reacts with N 2 to form lithium nitride but sodium does not form sodium nitride...

Nitrogen forms nearly 78% of the volume of air. Earlier, the useful significance of nitrogen was not known and it was considered to be inactive. At that time, nitrogen was considered important only because it was known to moderate the processes of respiration and..

Summary - Ammonia is produced by decay of plant and animal tissues. Nitrogenous organic matters like urea in the urine and excreta of animals get acted upon by bacteria releasing ammonia. Ammonia is manufactured by Haber's Process by the reaction of 1 volume of ni..

Nitrogen containing waste products are derived from the deamination of the excess amino-acids consumed in the food and also from the breakdown of the proteins and nucleic acids. The following are the nitrogenous waste products produced by animals..