The Methane Bacteria Derive Their Energy from the Generation of Methane

question 46

Multiple Choice

The methane bacteria derive their energy from the generation of methane gas from hydrogen and

• A) carbon dioxide.
• B) oxygen.
• C) nitrogen.
• D) water.
• E) sulphur.

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