Question

urea is a nitrogen nutrient.
True or false​

Answer 1

Answer:

FALSE

Explanation:

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Answer 2

True, urea is a nitrogen nutrient.

• Urea is a crystalline compound containing very high amounts of nitrogen.
• It is formed as a by-product of protein metabolism in mammals.
• It is produced in the liver and then dissolves in blood and later gets excreted out through urine.
• It is a non-toxic compound and is used in fertilizers and as a raw material in many industries.
• Among fertilizers, urea has the maximum amount of nitrogen.
• Therefore, it is used as a source of nitrogen in fertilizers.
• It is known as nitrogen release fertilizer since it contains nearly forty- five percent elemental nitrogen.