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Practical Group: P6
Practical Lecturer: Mr. Goh Kai Wey
Title: NITROGENOUS FERTILISERS
NITROGENOUS FERTILISERS
Nitrogen (N) - 34.4 % (ammonia N (N-
NH4) - 17.2 % ;
nitrate N (N-NO3) - 17.2 %) Ammonium Nitrate
Compound of nitrogenous fertilisers:
Large quantities of nitrogen are used together with
hydrogen to produce ammonia, NH3, a colourless
gas with a pungent, irritating odour.
Nitric acid is another popular commercial
compound of nitrogen. A colourless, highly
corrosive liquid, it is much used in the production
of fertilizers
CONCLUSION:
The use of fertilizers has undeniably revolutionized the agricultural aspect of
society. Much greater yields of much better developed plants can be attained;
which benefit the harvester and the consumer. Nevertheless, these fertilizers
have to be used correctly and with care. Different soils call for different
nutrients, as do different crops. Also, the abusive and incorrect usage might
affect the soil and the consumer. Fertilizers are an irrefutably an aid for the
growing modern society. However, as with any other technological advance,
they should be used carefully and with scientific backing to provide us with
the best of their capacities. REFERENCES
1) The Effects of Nitrogen Fertilizer.(n.d.). Retrieved from https://homeguides.sfgate.com/effects-nitrogen-fertilizer-45896.html
2) The Negative Effects of Nitrogen-Rich Fertilizer to the Environment.(n.d.). Retrieved from https://homeguides.sfgate.com/negative-effects-nitrogenrich-fertilizer-
environment-72041.html
3) How do fertilizers affect human health?.(n.d.). Retrieved from https://lettucegroup4.weebly.com/conclusion.html