Cristofer Hester

Chemistry

19 July, 15:32

Nitrogen gas (n2) is an unusable form of nitrogen for many organisms. during the nitrogen cycle, nitrogen gas is converted to usable forms such as ammonia (nh3). what is one way that nitrogen is converted into a usable form such ammonia (nh3)

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