What is the difference between inorganic and inorganic salts?
Inorganic salts are salts of inorganic substances, including salts produced by strong acids, salts produced by inorganic weak acids, and salts of small amounts of organic acids.
Humus: refers to the biological decomposition of the remaining rich in a large number of beneficial effects on the soil containing the material, but also the whole ecosystem has a direct positive effect.
Inorganic matter: the definition of inorganic matter in the narrow sense is: organic matter other than substances, including salts, inorganic acids, alkali and other compounds and elements and so on.
Organic matter: generally used in the biological field, especially in the agricultural sector, narrowly refers to all can be biological (including microbial and plant enzymes) decomposition of organic matter.
Organic matter is defined as: all substances that are carbon-containing substances, organic substances other than carbon dioxide, carbonates, carbon monoxide, cyano substances, elemental carbon itself, etc. are generally used in the field of organic chemistry, including natural generation Of organic matter and synthetic organic matter (especially polymer-based organic matter)
