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- Q 1/24Score 0nitrogen in the atmosphere (N2) is converted into usable nitrogen in the form of ammonia (NH3) or (NH4)29Nitrogen Fixation
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- Q1nitrogen in the atmosphere (N2) is converted into usable nitrogen in the form of ammonia (NH3) or (NH4)Nitrogen Fixation30s
- Q2CO2 is taken from the air & trapped into food (glucose)Photosynthesis30s
- Q3Break down dead animals & plants (decompose) for energy & recycle back Carbon and NitrogenDecomposers30s
- Q4CO2 is returned to the atmosphere when food (Glucose) is broken down for energyCellular respiration30s
- Q5process is done by bacteria that live in plant roots/ convertingNitrification (N2 -> NH3) done by...30s
- Q6recycle nutrients essential to all organisms/ both move from the soil to the roots of plants, then are ingested by animals, and returned to the environment through decompositionBoth cycles:30s
- Q7plants take it in and use it to make sugar, then animals eat the plants and use the sugar/ some is released as the carbon dioxide we exhale/ plants use carbon to make their foodCarbon30s
- Q8makes up about 78% of the airNitrogen30s
- Q9the process of converting nitrogen into compounds that can be used by plants and animalsNitrogen cycle30s
- Q10Used in Genetic Material and ProteinsUses for Nitrogen30s
- Q11process of burningcombustion30s
- Q12-matter cannot be created or destroyed, only changed from one form to anotherConservation of Matter30s
- Q13Evaporation of water from the leaves of a plantTranspiration30s
- Q14long-term significant change in the weather patterns of an areaClimate Change30s
- Q15a colorless, odorless gas produced by burning carbon and organic compounds and by respirationCarbon Dioxide30s
