Photosynthetic bacteria require CO², H²S, and sunlight, with byproduct elemental sulfur potentially being further oxidized to sulfuric acid.
Las bacterias fotosintéticas requieren CO², H²S y luz solar, y los subproductos de azufre elemental pueden oxidarse para formar ácido sulfúrico.
| Front | Photosynthetic bacteria requirements what happens to byproducts |
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| Back | CO², H²S, sunlight Granules of oxidized elemental sulphur may be further oxidized to form sulphuric acid. |
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