Science, asked by Anonymous, 8 months ago

Which among the following fertilizers is least likely to affect the Soil pH?

[A] Urea 
[B] Rock Phosphate 
[C] Ammonia 
[D] Muriate of potash

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Answered by DEVINEQUEEN
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D [ Muriate of potash ]

Notes:

In comparison to N and P, the K fertilizers are least likely to affect the soil pH. Also note that among N, P and K, Nitrogen is the main nutrient affecting soil pH. Nitrogen fertilizers can make soil more acidic as well as more alkaline.

Answered by AnkitaSahni
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Among the following fertilizers, the Muriate of potash is least likely to affect the soil pH. (Option d)

  • Muriate of potash is a K-fertilizer or a fertilizer containing potassium.
  • Urea, rock phosphate, and ammonia are fertilizers containing nitrogen and phosphorous, or they are N- and P- fertilizers.
  • Among the important N-, P-, K-fertilizers, it is nitrogen and phosphorous that makes the soil acidic and alkaline.
  • Potassium fertilizers do not change the pH much.
  • Also, the presence of chlorides in these fertilizers prevents nitrification within the soil.
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