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Nitrogen Cycle: From Thunderstorms to Soil by Sofianingtyas F. Seiei is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document lists names and numbers, then discusses the nitrogen cycle. It states that during thunderstorms nitrogen in the air changes to nitrogen dioxide. When it rains, nitrogen dioxide dissolves in rainwater to form nitric acid which enters the soil. Before decay organisms break down dead plants and animals, ammonia forms and enters the soil, where bacteria convert it to nitrites and then nitrates. Animals eat and excrete as well.
- Author
- Sofianingtyas F. Seiei
- Language
- EN