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In some cases, nitrogen from the atmosphere is brought to the soil through rain. Where does the energy come from? decomposers lightning the Sun geothermal energy

In some cases, nitrogen from the atmosphere is brought to the soil through rain. Where does the energy come from? decomposers lightning the Sun geothermal energy
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In some cases, nitrogen from the atmosphere is brought to the soil through rain. Where does the energy come from?

decomposers
lightning
the Sun
geothermal energy

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Some nitrogen enters the soil as a result of atmospheric fixation by lightning. Energy from lightning breaks apart nitrogen molecules in the atmosphere.
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Answer: I think its lighting

(i looked it up)

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