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Differences:
Nitrogen cycle:
All organisms require nitrogen to make amino acids which in return are used to build proteins.
All stages are carried out by microorganisms whereas the fixation of carbon is done mainly by plants.
Nitrogen gas makes up 78% of the Earth’s atmosphere. Nitrogen gas is quiet abundant
The cycle starts with nitrogen-fixing bacteria, or fungi.
Nitrogen cannot be used by plants or animals in its gaseous form

Carbon cycle:
Carbon combines with oxygen (carbon dioxide) is taken in by plants during photosynthesis and released oxygen back into the air.
Much of the carbon is released back to the atmosphere through the respiration of living things.
Does not require special processing by bacteria prior to plants and animals being able to use it.
In human activity, when CO is released back into the atmosphere it can be harmful to the earth’s atmosphere if there’s too much and can cause the earth to warm up. This is called the greenhouse effect.

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Similarity:
Both cycles can transfer either carbon or nitrogen from the ocean to the atmosphere or vice versa.
Both undergo chemical transformation that alter the form of the molecules containing them.
Nitrogen and carbon are present in living things.
Both involves releasing the element in a molecular form into the atmosphere.
Both recycle nutrients that are essential to all organisms.
Both begin the cycle as gases and finishes as gases.

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1. Suggest possible consequences of the large-scale fixing of nitrogen by industry, and the use of synthetic nitrogen compounds as fertilisers.

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1. Suggest possible consequences of the large-scale fixing of nitrogen by industry, and the use of synthetic nitrogen compounds as fertilisers.

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2. Why is it that plants can be short of nitrogen when the air is four-fifths nitrogens

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2. Why is it that plants can be short of nitrogen when the air is four-fifths nitrogens

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3. Which nitrogen substance is taken up by the roots of plants?

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3. Which nitrogen substance is taken up by the roots of plants?

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6. What are the similarities between nitrogen cycle and carbon cycle?

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6. What are the similarities between nitrogen cycle and carbon cycle?

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7. What are the differences between nitrogen cycle and carbon cycle?

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7. What are the differences between nitrogen cycle and carbon cycle?

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5. How does nitrogen enter the lithosphere?

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5. How does nitrogen enter the lithosphere?

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4. What role do decomposers play in the nitrogen cycle?

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4. What role do decomposers play in the nitrogen cycle?