1. What is the total N in soil (%) if the consumed volume of 0.05 N H2SO4 was 0.01 ml? 2. What is the nitrogen content and partition of organic and inorganic nitrogen in soil? And what are the Forms of inorganic nitrogen in soil?.

1. What is the total N in soil (%) if the consumed volume of 0.05 N H2SO4 was 0.01 ml? 2. What is the nitrogen content and partition of organic and inorganic nitrogen in soil? And what are the Forms of inorganic nitrogen in soil?.

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1. What is the total N in soil (%) if the consumed volume of 0.05 N
H2SO4 was 0.01 ml?
2. What is the nitrogen content and partition of organic and inorganic
nitrogen in soil? And what are the Forms of inorganic nitrogen in
soil?.

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