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An experiment testing the hypothesis that nitrogen markets shoot farther that carbon dioxide markets resulted in conflicting test results the researchers rejected their hypothesis What they do next?
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An experiment testing the hypothesis that nitrogen markers shoot farther than carbon dioxide markers resulted in conflicting test results. The researchers rejected their hypothesis. What should they d?
Thinking of alternative explanation for their results
Why is it difficult to test for nitrogen gas in the lab?
The air on Earth is a mixture of several different gases, however it is primarily Nitrogen (Approx. 78%). Thus, it is difficult to test for the presence of Nitrogen as the result of an experiment because it is already present in abundant supply in the air around you.
What is the hypothesis for compost?
Composting is a proven method and is no longer a hypothesis. The concept is that if organic materials are left together with the proper ratio of nitrogen to carbon, then the microscopic life will begin devouring the substance of the organic waste and as the food chain develops the waste turns to soil.
What is correct IUPAC name for the compound NF3?
The name after IUPAC is nitrogen trifluoride (in English).
Changing nitrogen gas to nitrogen in the soil?
with a nitrogen tank
An experiment testing the hypothesis that nitrogen markers shoot farther than carbon dioxide markers resulted in conflicting test results. The researchers rejected their hypothesis. What should they d?
Thinking of alternative explanation for their results
An experiment testing the hypothesis that nitrogen markers shoot farther than carbon dioxide markers resulted in conflicting test results The researchers rejected their hypothesis What should they d?
Thinking of alternative explanation for their results
What statement of purpose best defines the objective of an experiment to test this hypothesis?
It forces you to formulate what you want to test and so defines the limits of your experiment.
Why is it difficult to test for nitrogen gas in the lab?
The air on Earth is a mixture of several different gases, however it is primarily Nitrogen (Approx. 78%). Thus, it is difficult to test for the presence of Nitrogen as the result of an experiment because it is already present in abundant supply in the air around you.
What is the hypothesis for compost?
Composting is a proven method and is no longer a hypothesis. The concept is that if organic materials are left together with the proper ratio of nitrogen to carbon, then the microscopic life will begin devouring the substance of the organic waste and as the food chain develops the waste turns to soil.
How is the heterotroph hypothesis related to evolution?
The Heterotroph Hypothesis is the Hypothesis that offers a possible answer to the nature of the first cell (coacervate) on the planet. If certain conditions existed on earth, a "cell" can be born. Atmosphere: Methane, Ammonia, Water Vapor, Hydrogen, radiation, lightning Oceans (Primordial Soup): Phosphate, Amino Acids, Sugars, Nitrogen By chance, the energy of the radiation and lightning caused the phosphates, AA's, Sugars and Nitrogen to work together and was surrounded by a water membrane. That first primitive cell used the sugars around it for nutrition making it a Heterotroph. This is very simplified but can serve as a basis for the answer. The Miller experiment proves this possible but only if these were the conditions on primordial earth!
How did Rutherford developed the atom based on the results on his experiment?
Rutherford discovered the atomic nucleus, proposed a nuclear model of the atom also he isolated nitrogen.
How do I apply the results of cold nitrogen molecules to prove nitrogen filled tires are best race car tires?
The main benefit of nitrogen filled tires is that the loss of tire pressure is slower, because the gas in the tire escapes more slowly than air does.
How is nitrogen proessed to pure form?
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What are some substances in nitrogen?
Nitrogen is a gaseous element, that is, what is in nitrogen is nitrogen.
How do you estimate microbial biomass estimation under long term fertilizer experiment?
Long term experimental analysis of Biomass Nitrogen, Carbon, Phoshorus and Potassium alongwith the physico-chemical analysis of the soil.
What is the most abundent element in the earth's atmosphere?
Nitrogen is!
