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What is the primary source of energy for organisms that live near deep-sea vents?

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A sunlight

B phytoplankton

C hydrogen sulfide

D sodium bicarbonate

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It is C they use it like we would sugars or carbs.
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They use hydrogen sulfide as a source of hydrogen cations rather than water. H2S = (di)hydrogen sulfide.
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C they use the excess Sulfur from the vents to produce food.
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