The compound that can provide the energy for chemosynthesis is hydrogen sulfide.
Which compound can provide the energy for chemosynthesis?(1 point)
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water
water
carbon dioxide
carbon dioxide
oxygen
oxygen
hydrogen sulfide
9 answers
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methanogens
methanogens
alkaliphiles
alkaliphiles
acidophiles
acidophiles
anaerobes
The extremophile that produces enzymes used in the production of detergents is alkaliphiles.
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a bison in a North American prairie
a bison in a North American prairie
a tree in a South American rain forest
a tree in a South American rain forest
a lion in an African savanna
a lion in an African savanna
a lanternfish on the Atlantic Ocean floor
The organism that provides evidence that matter and energy can be cycled through an ecosystem without sunlight is a lanternfish on the Atlantic Ocean floor. This example demonstrates that ecosystems, such as those found in deep-sea environments, can thrive using chemosynthesis or other energy sources independent of sunlight.
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remove methane and hydrogen sulfide
remove methane and hydrogen sulfide
block sunlight
block sunlight
decrease the temperature
decrease the temperature
remove oxygen and carbon dioxide
The technique that will prove most effective to eliminate the greatest number of organisms that undergo chemosynthesis is to remove methane and hydrogen sulfide. These compounds are key energy sources for many chemosynthetic organisms, and their removal would disrupt their ability to produce energy and survive.
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methane
methane
hydrogen peroxide
hydrogen peroxide
glucose
glucose
oxygen
The compound that would indicate that chemosynthesis supports life on the planet is methane. Methane can be a byproduct of microbial activity and is often associated with environments where chemosynthesis might occur, particularly in the presence of other compounds like hydrogen sulfide.