For chemical thermodynamic reasons that have nothing to do with biological issues, only certain energy source=TEA reactions can be used to obtain energy. Which of the following energy source-TEA combinations is NOT used by any prokaryote to obtain energy?

For chemical thermodynamic reasons that have nothing to do with biological issues, only certain energy source=TEA reactions can be used to obtain energy. Which of the following energy source-TEA combinations is NOT used by any prokaryote to obtain energy?

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For chemical thermodynamic reasons that
have nothing to do with biological issues, only
certain energy source=TEA reactions can be
used to obtain energy. Which of the following
energy source-TEA combinations is NOT used
by any prokaryote to obtain energy?
A.Molecular hydrogen-carbon dioxide
B. Ferric iron-nitrate
C.Hydrogen sulfide- molecular oxygen
D.Ammonium-nitrite

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