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Dictionary » C » Chemosynthesis Chemosynthesis(Biology):Process by which some organisms, such as certain bacteria, use chemical Energy to produce carbohydrates. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Chemosynthesis But for they being oxidated is necessary something to oxidate them, which substance does that? hmm, oxygen? what about if there are chemoautotrophs living without oxygen? i actually have the same question. Also, how do chemoautotrophs get energy from this oxidation and how do they use the energy? d...
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Thermodynamics vs. Evolution... soup bubbling out of those smokers. Light is a trickier input to convert to activation energy, and probably was derived from a combination of chemosynthesis at hydrothermal vents and light absorption / sensing keyed to the "glow" they produce. There are very simple prokaryotic algae ...
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Chemosynthesis Vs. PhotosynthesisHow about doing some experiments that include photosynthesis and chemosynthesis as the main factor in the experiment. Use an equipment which helps measure the amount of energy produces in both photosynthesis and chemosynthesis. Then maybe you will know which ...
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Chemosynthesis Vs. Photosynthesis... anyone better than the other? :? In other words, is there anyway to know if let's say Photosynthesis results in more joules of enery produced than chemosynthesis?
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Re: Chemosynthesis But for they being oxidated is necessary something to oxidate them, which substance does that? hmm, oxygen?
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