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the biological or chemical transformation of ammonium nitrogen to nitrate nitrogen
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A biological process, during which nitrifying bacteria convert toxic ammonia to less harmful nitrate. It is commonly used to remove nitrogen substances from wastewater, but in lakes and ponds it occurs naturally.
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the process in which ammonia is oxidized by bacteria and becomes nitrate. Nitrogen - the most abundant element in the atmosphere of the earth, and an essential element in all living organisms.
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This is the process in which the nitrogen cycle works. Ammonia is created by urea and decomposition. Ammonia is turned into nitrites by nitrosomonas bacteria. Nitrites are less harmful than bacteria, but still pose a threat. Nitrites are converted to nitrates by nitrobacter. Nitrates are much less toxic and is used as fertilizer for live plants. It is harmful in great quantities, however, and should be avoided in the reef tank. ...
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| nitrification |
The oxidation (as by bacteria) of ammonium salts to nitrites and the further oxidation of nitrites to nitrates.
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