4. (Nitrogen cycle, 1. Put down the respective name of the process of nitrogen cycle, including nitrification, denitrification, and nitrogen fixation, after the overall equation for the processes listed below: NO3 + organic carbon → N₂ + CO2 + H₂O Name of process N₂ + 8 e + 8H* ATP→ NH3 + H2 +ADP + inorganic phosphate Name of process NH4+2 O2 → NO3 + 2H+ + H₂O Name of process

4. (Nitrogen cycle, 1. Put down the respective name of the process of nitrogen cycle, including nitrification, denitrification, and nitrogen fixation, after the overall equation for the processes listed below: NO3 + organic carbon → N₂ + CO2 + H₂O Name of process N₂ + 8 e + 8H* ATP→ NH3 + H2 +ADP + inorganic phosphate Name of process NH4+2 O2 → NO3 + 2H+ + H₂O Name of process

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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