Definition: "Ammonification" refers to a process by which water is added to the mixture of solid minerals, causing them to dissolve or precipitate. This can be used in agriculture as a way to improve soil fertility by adding organic matter during planting season. The term was first used in biblical times and is now commonly used in chemistry to describe processes that involve chemical reactions between substances (like water) to change their physical properties or chemical composition.
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