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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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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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