Re: Bioconversion of sulphur oxides

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From: Siegfried M Schoberth
Date: Fri, 23 Feb 1990 15:44

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S-oxides: if it's SO2 it can be converted either to H2S or Sulfate
          Sulfate can be reduced to H2S
CO: it can be converted to CO2 or Acetate or methane
N-oxides: they can be reduced to ammonia or N2
     These are only a few thoughts which come into my mind right now,
during reading your message, Juhani. If you want to have more information
please say so.
     Regards, Siggi

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