Environmental Sciences, asked by RockstarAryan9853, 11 months ago

Deep in the oceans what is the source of energy 2

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Answered by ushashrimali1983

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Most of the sulfur comes from the Earth's interior; a small portion (less than 15 percent) is produced by chemical reaction of the sulfate (SO4) present in the sea water. Thus, the energy source that sustains this deep-ocean ecosystem is not sunlight but rather the energy from chemical reaction (chemosynthesis).

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