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The loss or removal of nitrogen or nitrogen compounds; specifically: reduction of nitrates or nitrites commonly by bacteria (as in soil) that usually results in the escape of nitrogen into the air.
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The conversion of Nitrate to nitrogen gas carried out by certain species of bacteria in Anoxic conditions.
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| denitrification |
Conversion of bound nitrogen to gaseous form.
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nitrogen as ammonia or organic nitrogen is removed from sewage because it is an algal nutrient. Ammonium ion can be removed by raising pH above 11.5 and air stripping the ammonia formed. Under aerobic conditions, bacteria will convert ammonia to nitrate, which can be further reduced to nitrogen by a bacterially catalyzed reduction with an organic source of carbon such as methanol
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Breakdown of nitrates by anaerobic bacteria into other forms.
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