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...llularly. Sulfur granules are especially common in [[bacteria]] that use [[hydrogen sulphide]] as an electron source. Most of the above mentioned examples can

...permanently submerged. In the submerged zone, magnesium and [[Bicarbonate|hydrogen carbonate]] ions precipitate about 30 micrometers thick layer of [[brucite] ...erobic organism|anaerobic bacteria]] in untreated sewage tend to produce [[hydrogen sulphide]], which is then oxidized by [[Aerobic organism|aerobic bacteria]]

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...f elemental hydrogen in the upper meter or so of Mars' [[regolith]]. This hydrogen is thought to be contained in large deposits of water ice.<ref>{{cite web|u

...s. They also happen to be catalase negative; they are unable to break down hydrogen peroxide. It is possible to cultivate the organism in vitro, but it require

...gas processing]] plant to remove impurities such as the [[acid gas]]es [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), any re

...emistry)|anaerobic metabolism]]. Each reaction is designed to produce some hydrogen ions that can then be used to make energy packets (ATP). In prokaryotes, g

...examining the possibilities of a vastly more powerful nuclear weapon, the hydrogen bomb. ...the USSR was building intercontinental ballistic missiles ([[ICBM]]s) with hydrogen-bomb warheads that could not be intercepted. Americans (notably Senator Joh

...tly as well as carbon sources). Common inorganic [[electron donor]]s are [[hydrogen]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[ammonia]] (leading to [[nitrification]]), [[ferro

...t in the absence of oxygen. In such conditions, anaerobic bacteria consume hydrogen and oxygen, therefore concentrating carbon. As long as the sediment or rock

Although organic molecules contain a variety of atomic elements (especially hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur), they always have a predominant ...icular covalent bonding capacity of carbon thus enables it to combine with hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and itself in multi-varied ways that generate small carb

...n]] powerplant, but the tanks required to store [[Cryogenic fuel|cryogenic hydrogen]] did not suit the Blackbird's [[form factor]].<ref name="johnson_bio" /> T

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...old(III) chloride]] (Au[[chlorine|Cl]]₃) and chlorauric acid ([[hydrogen|H]]AuCl₄) being the most common. Gold compounds can be gold(I) (

* Peden, G. C. ''Arms, Economics, and British Strategy: From Dreadnoughts to Hydrogen Bombs'' (2007); 398 pp.

Although organic molecules contain a variety of atomic elements (especially hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur), they always have a predominant ...l its [hydrogen's] outer shell, allowing carbon to covalently bond to four hydrogen atoms, as in [[methane]] (CH₄) [=natural gas]; oxygen, which can

...CH3) protons will have a multiplicity of three, because each of the methyl hydrogen has a J-coupling to each of the two methylene (CH2) protons, hence n=2, I=1

...te compartments, a crew of 43, as well as thousands of pieces of mail. The hydrogen-filled zeppelin, powered by five 570-h.p. motors running on gasoline, proce

...r, especially in terms of tripling spending on rearmament and building the hydrogen bomb. The integration of European defense was given new impetus by continue

...e Cold War, especially in terms of spending on rearmament and building the hydrogen bomb. The integration of European defense was given new impetus by continue