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The solubility of nitrogen in water is low but not zero; this solubility at 1 bar and

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Why nitrogen is sparingly soluble in water?

Nitrogen is sparingly soluble in water because it is nonpolar and does not form strong interactions with water molecules due to its molecular structure. Additionally, nitrogen gas is less reactive compared to other gases like oxygen or carbon dioxide, which affects its solubility in water.


How do water plants obtain nitrogen if it is insoluble in water?

Marine ecosystems: Nitrogen is fixed in the photic zone by cyanobacteria who acquire it from the atmosphere (it isn't completely insoluble). The fixed Nitrogen can enter the water as Ammonia or Urea (which is soluble) and rains down to the deeper parts of the Ocean as detritus. Large Brown and Green algae, sea grasses and other plants of the ocean acquire Nitrogen from the Ammonia or Urea dissolved in the water, while organisms in the lower zones of the Ocean can filter feed Nitrogen from the detritus (these organisms are a part of the Nitrogen cycle, but are not plants obviously). Otherwise, algae typically grow to have a significant part of their bodies reach the surface, where they can fix Nitrogen directly. Aquatic: Either from ammonia released by bacteria, from bacteria living in the anaerobic 'soil' beneath the water or by growing to the surface and directly fixing the Nitrogen there. Source: Castro, Huber, Marine Biology 7e, McGraw Hill.


Is fluorite water soluble?

No, fluorite is not water soluble. It is a mineral that is typically insoluble in water.


Is lead II chloride soluble or insoluble?

Lead (II) chloride is insoluble in water. It forms a white precipitate when mixed with water.


Is MnS soluble or insoluble?

Insoluble. Metallic sulfides are very poorly soluble in water.