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    This document outlines the sulfur cycle, showing that sulfate is reduced by anaerobic reducing bacteria to hydrogen sulfide, which is then oxidized by aerobic bacteria to elemental sulfur or back to sulfate. It also mentions G.H. Armauer Hansen.

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    This document outlines the sulfur cycle, showing that sulfate is reduced by anaerobic reducing bacteria to hydrogen sulfide, which is then oxidized by aerobic bacteria to elemental sulfur or back to sulfate. It also mentions G.H. Armauer Hansen.

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    This document outlines the sulfur cycle, showing that sulfate is reduced by anaerobic reducing bacteria to hydrogen sulfide, which is then oxidized by aerobic bacteria to elemental sulfur or back to sulfate. It also mentions G.H. Armauer Hansen.

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    This document outlines the sulfur cycle, showing that sulfate is reduced by anaerobic reducing bacteria to hydrogen sulfide, which is then oxidized by aerobic bacteria to elemental sulfur or back to sulfate. It also mentions G.H. Armauer Hansen.

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    Sulfate Hydrogen Sulfide

    SO²4. --------------------. H2S ----------------------


    Aerobic Oxidizing Bacteria
    S°
    Anaerobic Reducing Bacteria
    G.H Armauer Hansen

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