Hydrogen sulfide oxidation without oxygen - oxidation products and pathways

Fossing, H.

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Hydrogen sulfide oxidation without oxygen - oxidation products and pathways

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Fossing, H.
Department of Biogeochemistry, Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, Max Planck Society;

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Fossing, H. (1992). Hydrogen sulfide oxidation without oxygen - oxidation products and pathways. Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society, 204, 81-GEOC.

引用: https://hdl.handle.net/21.11116/0000-0004-82E8-3

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Hydrogen sulfide oxidation was studied in anoxic marine sediments-both in undisturbed sediment cores and in sediment slurries. The turn over of hydrogen sulfide was followed using 35S-radiolabeled hydrogen sulfide which was injected into the sediment. However, isotope exchange reactions between the reduced sulfur compounds, in particular between elemental sulfur and hydrogen sulfide, influenced on the specific radioactivity of these pools. It was, therefore, not possible to measure the turn over rates of the reduced sulfur pools by the radiotracer technique but merely to use the radioisotope to demonstrate some of the oxidation products. Thiosulfate was one important intermediate in the anoxic oxidation of hydrogen sulfide and was continuously turned over by reduction, oxidation and disproportionation. The author discusses the importance of isotope exchange and also presents the results from experiments in which both 35S-radiolabeled elemental sulfur, radiolabeled hydrogen sulfide and radiolabeled thiosulfate were used to study the intermediates in the oxidative pathways of the sulfur cycle