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what changes nitrogen in the air into another nitrogen compound tha can be used by plants to make proteins, amino acids, and DNA?
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what changes nitrogen in the air into another nitrogen compound tha can be used by plants to make proteins, amino acids, and DNA?

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Most likely this sounds like Nitrogen Fixation, which is spread in the air to combine with other elements to form other compounds (ex: ammonia, nitrates, & nitrites.) Hope this helped.
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