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...ranules found in the cytoplasm of this organism is due to the oxidation of hydrogen sulfide in to sulfur. ''Thiomargarita namibiensis'' is a non-motile organism, due t

...teria (water as reducing equivalent donor), Chlorobiaceae, Chromaticaceae (hydrogen sulfide as reducing equivalent donor), Chloroflexus (hydrogen as reducing equivalen

...ation also converts sulfur and nitrogen atoms present in the feedstock to hydrogen sulfide and ammonia, which can easily be removed from the product. The products of

...n]] towers (called [[sour water strippers]]) to strip virtually all of the hydrogen sulfide and somewhat less of the ammonia from aggregated sour waters.<ref name=Beyc

*[[Sour water stripper]] unit: Uses steam to remove hydrogen sulfide gas from various wastewater streams for subsequent conversion into end-prod

*[[Sour water stripper]] unit: Uses steam to remove hydrogen sulfide gas from various wastewater streams for subsequent conversion into end-prod

...opylene glycol dimethyl ether) to absorb and remove [[acid gas]]es such as hydrogen sulfide and/or carbon dioxide from gas streams. The solvent is then stripped of the

...n color, for this organism is a lactose non-fermenter, but it does produce hydrogen sulfide, (H2S), therefore there can be black-colored deposits present.|400px]]Diffe

...to live in highly alkalinated environments. The bacterium also produces [[hydrogen sulfide gas]], which aids in forming clear films on growth media, which can be dist

...(CBM) and it is also called ''sweet gas'' because it is relatively free of hydrogen sulfide. It consists mainly of methane with only trace quantities of ethane, nitrog

...(CBM) and it is also called ''sweet gas'' because it is relatively free of hydrogen sulfide. It consists mainly of methane with only trace quantities of ethane, nitrog

...or (steam)]], nitrogen, methane, ammonia, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide, and other gases — a mixture much like that emitted from

...ntial source of energy in the form of dissolved gases such as hydrogen and hydrogen sulfide, and mechanisms by which reduced gases in solution can deliver energy to li