What are the uses of NAA?
The uses of NAA are-
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NAA is used widely in agriculture for various purposes.
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It is used to prevent premature dropping of fruits from steam.
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It is considered to be toxic when it is used at higher concentrations. It can be dangerous to animals and plants.
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This was shown when it was tested on rats .NAA has been shown to widely increase formation of cellulose fibre in plants when it is paired with another phytohormone . This hormone is called gibberellic acid.
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NAA is there in the environment and does oxidation reactions with hydroxyl radicals and sulphate radicals.
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NAA present in the climate do the oxidation with hydroxyl extremists and sulphate revolutionaries. They get concentrated on utilising radiolysis procedures.
1-Naphthaleneacetic corrosive (NAA) is a natural compound. Being a colourless solid chemical, it gets dissolved in natural solvents easily. CH2CO2H is included in NAA.It is connected to the first position of naphthalene.
NAA also has its application in agribusiness for different purposes. It is considered to be harmful and it tends to be poisonous to creatures when it is at higher focus.
