Question

Nitrogen makes up most of the Earth's atmosphere in the form of N2, a gas that does not easily undergo chemical reactions. What would ultimately happen if nitrogen stayed in the form of N2 and did not leave the atmosphere?
A.
Animals would run out of food.
B.
All life on Earth could end.
C.
Plants would eventually stop growing.
D.
all of these

Answer 1

Answer:

it must be denitrified.

Explanation:

Decomposition makes the nitrogen available to go through nitrification again. For nitrogen to return to the atmosphere in its gaseous N2 form,