The continued use of fertilizer can cause a change in the pH of the growing medium. Which of the following materials will make the pH more alkaline
A. Ammonium sulfate
B. Calcium nitrate
C. Potassium chloride
D.nitrate of soda

B. Calcium nitrate

Explanation:

A soil will have an increase in pH if calcium nitrate is added to it. Calcium nitrate typically increases the alkalinity of soils when added to it.

Alkalinity is the degree of hydroxide ions concentration in the soil. This leads to increasing pH which tends towards the region of more bascity.

When calcium nitrate is added to the soil, the plants uses an hydrogen ion to take up nitrate. Then an hydroxyl ion is excreted or released into the soil into the process. Nitrate based fertilizers do not acidify soils.

Explanation:

Because water molecules at the surface of the water puddle attract more to one other than they do to the air molecules above them, they cling together and form a dome shape on the coin. Surface tension prevents the water molecules from falling out and spilling.