1. Decomposition Decomposition is another word for rotting or ‘going off’
All dead plant and animal and animal material will eventually decompose or rot.
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2. Decomposition
Microscopic animals called bacteria are responsible for rotting our food
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3. Decomposition
The nasty smells made by food decomposing is mostly due to gases produced by the bacteria
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4. Decomposition
More importantly, decomposition produces an explosive gas called methane.
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5. Decomposition
Can you think why we should try not to put food materials into land fill?
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6. Decomposition
If we put our vegetable waste into a compost bin several animals will change the waste into a useful material called compost.
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7. Decomposition These animals are worms and our old friends, bacteria
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8. Decomposition
We can put this compost on our gardens to help our plants grow.
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