WBBSEClass XLife Science05 (a) Nitrogen01 Mark2023 Moderate

QQuestion

Which is the correct sequence of the Nitrogen Cycle?

(a) Fixation of Nitrogen → Denitrification → Ammonification → Nitrification

(b) Ammonification → Nitrification → Nitrogen Fixation → Denitrification

(c) Nitrogen Fixation → Ammonification → Nitrification → Denitrification

(d) Nitrification → Nitrogen Fixation → Denitrification → Ammonification

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Answer

(c) Nitrogen Fixation → Ammonification → Nitrification → Denitrification

Explanation

The nitrogen cycle is a natural process by which nitrogen is converted into various chemical forms. It begins with nitrogen fixation where atmospheric nitrogen (N₂) is converted into ammonia (NH₃) by bacteria. Next, ammonification occurs, converting organic nitrogen into ammonia. Then, nitrification transforms ammonia into nitrites and nitrates. Finally, denitrification releases nitrogen gas back into the atmosphere.

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