Question

Urea,compost,potash,ammonium sulphate find odd one.

Answer 1

the odd one is the Copmost

Answer 2

Answer:

Compost is the odd one

Explanation:

Compost:

• Organic material called compost can be put to soil to aid with plant growth.
• Currently, more than 30% of what we discard consists of food scraps and yard waste combined, although they could be composted.
• Composting is a natural process that turns organic waste, such leaves and food scraps, into fertilizer that is beneficial for plants and soil.

Explanation for incorrect answer:

Urea:

• In all mammals and some fish, urea is the main nitrogenous byproduct of the metabolic breakdown of proteins.
• It can also be found in mammals' blood, bile, milk, and perspiration in addition to urine.

Potash:

• Potassium, with the chemical symbol K, is a basic nutrient for plants and a key component of fertiliser.
• Potash is the common name for a group of minerals and compounds that contain potassium.

Ammonium sulphate

• One of the first and most popular nitrogen (N) fertilisers for crop production was ammonium sulphate [(NH4)2 SO4].
• Due to its high solubility, it can be used in a variety of agricultural applications.

Final answer:

Compost is an organic fertilizer and urea , potash and ammonium sulphate is chemical fertilizer

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