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No, as there is no oxygen, nor nitrogen, nor carbon dioxide.
Atoms of nitrogen and sulfur are important parts of proteins. And without phosphorus, your cells could not get the energy that they need. All of the other elements come for from the food you eat.
This ia an ion. It could be C atom if it has 6 electrons too.
The radiocarbon age for a buried tree stump in a New York glacial deposit could be determined from a sample analyzed in a suitably equipped laboratory. Carbon atoms are contained in most cells of all living things on Earth. Most carbon atoms (98.89 percent) are called carbon-12 because they have 6 neutrons and 6 protons in their nuclei. Most of the remaining atoms (1.11 percent) have 7 neutrons along with their 6 protons and are called carbon-13 atoms, but a very small quantity (called a trace amount) of carbon atoms have 8 neutrons and 6 protons. These and are called carbon-14 atoms. Carbon-14 atoms are radioactive and are referred to as radiocarbon. They are unstable, and decay slowly by releasing electrons before evolving into nitrogen-14 atoms. A living organisms constantly absorbs carbon in its body systems by respiration and processing nutrients, and the amount of carbon-14 it contains remains fairly constant for as long as it lives. The carbon-14 decays without being replaced after the organism dies and half of the carbon-14 nuclei will disintegrate in about 5,730 years. The amount of carbon-14 that has disintegrated in a fossilized organism can be calculated and used for determining its age.
ok so............... nitrogen fixation helps the plants and the bacteria to convert atmospheric nitrogen into the amonia ....amonium...nitrate and nitrite {simple substances of nitrogen}............these are the only forms of nitrogen that could be used by the plants
The carbon cycle The nitrogen cycle The Phosphorus cycle The Sulfur cycle The water cycle The Calcium cycle There could also be a Hydrogen and Oxygen cycle but these are usually included in the Carbon, Water and Nitrogen cycle. There could also be a rare mineral cycle too but this seems to simplistic to be honoured with a name.
Decomposers eat the dead animals, so any animals involved in the the cycles will turn into fossil fuels.
No, as there is no oxygen, nor nitrogen, nor carbon dioxide.
No. Water vapor in the atmosphere is needed for precipitation, without which life could not exist on land. The photosynthesis in planets depends on atmospheric carbon dioxide. Plants also depend on nitrogen compounds derived from our atmosphere's nitrogen via lightning and nitrogen fixing bacteria. Carbon dioxide, methane, and water vapor are also important greenhouse gasses, without which Earth would be too cold to sustain life.
Without the biogeochemical cycle there would be no potential for life, as life as we know it is dependent upon such elements as carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen, and such things could not be circulated without the biogeochemical cycle, and without life as we know it as a result of element circulation as a result of the biogeochemical cycle, there would be no potential for high school biology students to ask questions that they'd know the answers to if they had payed attention in class.
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If water, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen were not recycled on Earth, the levels of these essential elements would decrease over time, leading to a disruption in various natural cycles. This could result in a shortage of these elements for living organisms, affecting ecosystems and potentially leading to a collapse of the food chain. Overall, it would have detrimental impacts on the environment and global sustainability.
Like all cycles, the nitrogen cycle is circular or cyclical and has neither a beginning nor an end. There is no "final step" or you could say that each step could be considered the "final step" or the "first step".
Carbon is essential to life. Life could not exist without it
Carbon footprints are measured in terms of their ability to trap heat in the atmosphere, as related to carbon dioxide. The unit of measurement is grams equivalent of carbon dioxide per kilowatt hour (gCO2e/kWh). For example nitrogen trifluoried is 17000 times as able to trap heat in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, so a gram of nitrogen trifluoride has a carbon footprint of 17000 gCO2e/kWh.Or you could use a carbon calculator.
NO!!! Nitrogen is a component element in proteins, and we all need proteins in order to maintain the human organism . Many other foodstuffs , such carbohydrates , do not contain nitrogen.
It could be a carbohydrate. It couldn't be a protein because proteins also contain nitrogen.