chemicalformula fornitrogendioxidelife cycleof anelementrelating to theatmosphere ofthe earth or(occasionally)another planet. a pure substancemade up of atomsof two or moredifferent elementsjoined by chemicalbonds in a fixedratioprocess thatconvertsnitrate tonitrogendioxid The continuousmovement ofnitrogen throughthe variousreservoirs andprocesses happenswhen bacteriachangesnitrates andnitriteschemicalformula forammonianitrogenThe amount ofnitrogen that isavailable foruptake by livingorganisms colorless,odorless gasthat makes upa major portionof theatmospherenitrogen that hasbeen changedfrom its naturalform in the air (N₂)into a form thatplants can use togrow.a substancethatprovidesnourishment the rate ( speed)at whichmolecules movebetween thesource, the sinkand reservoira particle ofmatter thatuniquelydefines achemicalelementa location(place) thatreleasesmolecules thanit takes in a series ofevents thatare regularyrepeatedchemicalformulafor nitratetwo or moreatomsconnectedby chemicalbondsa chemicalcompound thatlacks carbon-hydrogenbondsa special processin which plantsuse bacteria andtiny organisms inthe soil to change( fixer) nitrogen sothe plant can use itingredientsofsomethinga location thattakes in moremoleculesthan itreleases a sink thattakes inmolecules andstores them fora short or longperiod of time anything that ismade up of orcomes from livingthings, such asplants, animals,or bacteriachemicalformula fornitrogendioxidelife cycleof anelementrelating to theatmosphere ofthe earth or(occasionally)another planet. a pure substancemade up of atomsof two or moredifferent elementsjoined by chemicalbonds in a fixedratioprocess thatconvertsnitrate tonitrogendioxid The continuousmovement ofnitrogen throughthe variousreservoirs andprocesses happenswhen bacteriachangesnitrates andnitriteschemicalformula forammonianitrogenThe amount ofnitrogen that isavailable foruptake by livingorganisms colorless,odorless gasthat makes upa major portionof theatmospherenitrogen that hasbeen changedfrom its naturalform in the air (N₂)into a form thatplants can use togrow.a substancethatprovidesnourishment the rate ( speed)at whichmolecules movebetween thesource, the sinkand reservoira particle ofmatter thatuniquelydefines achemicalelementa location(place) thatreleasesmolecules thanit takes in a series ofevents thatare regularyrepeatedchemicalformulafor nitratetwo or moreatomsconnectedby chemicalbondsa chemicalcompound thatlacks carbon-hydrogenbondsa special processin which plantsuse bacteria andtiny organisms inthe soil to change( fixer) nitrogen sothe plant can use itingredientsofsomethinga location thattakes in moremoleculesthan itreleases a sink thattakes inmolecules andstores them fora short or longperiod of time anything that ismade up of orcomes from livingthings, such asplants, animals,or bacteria

Nitrogen Cycle - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. chemical formula for nitrogen dioxide
  2. life cycle of an element
  3. relating to the atmosphere of the earth or (occasionally) another planet.
  4. a pure substance made up of atoms of two or more different elements joined by chemical bonds in a fixed ratio
  5. process that converts nitrate to nitrogen dioxid
  6. The continuous movement of nitrogen through the various reservoirs and processes
  7. happens when bacteria changes nitrates and nitrites
  8. chemical formula for ammonia nitrogen
  9. The amount of nitrogen that is available for uptake by living organisms
  10. colorless, odorless gas that makes up a major portion of the atmosphere
  11. nitrogen that has been changed from its natural form in the air (N₂) into a form that plants can use to grow.
  12. a substance that provides nourishment
  13. the rate ( speed) at which molecules move between the source, the sink and reservoir
  14. a particle of matter that uniquely defines a chemical element
  15. a location (place) that releases molecules than it takes in
  16. a series of events that are regulary repeated
  17. chemical formula for nitrate
  18. two or more atoms connected by chemical bonds
  19. a chemical compound that lacks carbon-hydrogen bonds
  20. a special process in which plants use bacteria and tiny organisms in the soil to change ( fixer) nitrogen so the plant can use it
  21. ingredients of something
  22. a location that takes in more molecules than it releases
  23. a sink that takes in molecules and stores them for a short or long period of time
  24. anything that is made up of or comes from living things, such as plants, animals, or bacteria