
To Explain: The importance of organisms that convert nitrogen from its diatomic form into other compounds.

Answer to Problem 20STP
The nitrogen fixing bacteria or microorganisms makes the atmospheric nitrogen useful for others.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Nitrogen is used to make fertilisers, nitric acid, nylon dyes and explosives.
The organisms which convert nitrogen from its diatomic form into other compounds are prokaryotic bacteria like Cynobacteria, Anabaena, Nostoc, azotobacter. They fix the atmospheric nitrogen into useful substances like ammonia that is used by plants. The process is known as nitrogen fixation. The nitrogen fixing bacteria and other microbes play an important role in fixing nitrogen that is the main component of the
Conclusion:
Nitrogen is widely used in so many applications and that's why with the help of the organisms the nitrogen from its diatomic form can be converted into the other compounds.
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