Fertiliser Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three elements in essential nutrient compounds

A

Nitrogen (N)
Phosphorus
Potassium

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2
Q

What happens when plants grow?

A

Roots take up extra nutrients from the soil level of nutrients, present decreases

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3
Q

What do different plants require?

A

Different levels of nutrient

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4
Q

What are the different types of fertilisers

A

Natural and synthetic

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5
Q

What can natural and synthetic fertilisers deliver?

A

Essential nutrients to the soil

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6
Q

What can happen to soluble fertilisers in condaft with rainwater

A

can be washed away into rivers and pollution occurs result in fish dying

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7
Q

What is the haber process?

A

Making ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen

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8
Q

What is the ostwald process?

A

oxidising ammonia to make nitric acid

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9
Q

Conditions ammonia has to be in

A
Moderate temp
High pressure
Fe speeds it up
Ammonia to liquid, easier to extract
Nitrogen and hydrogen are returned to the reaction saving money
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10
Q

What is nitric acid used to make?

A

ammonium nitrate

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11
Q

How is nitrate fertilizers made ?

A

neutralisation reaction

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