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Sulphur Cycle

The sulfur cycle is an important process in the interaction between the Earth's biosphere and geological sphere, involving the conversion and cycling of multiple sulfur compounds. The main processes of the sulfur cycle include the release, transformation, absorption, and re release of sulfur. In this cycle, sulfur compounds are constantly transformed and cycled in terrestrial and marine ecosystems, soil, atmosphere, and crust. The sulfur cycle has significant impacts on the Earth's climate, ecosystem, and human life. For example, sulfate reducing bacteria in the ocean can reduce dissolved sulfates to hydrogen sulfide, and the energy released from this process can be used by these microorganisms to synthesize cellular matter, while releasing greenhouse gas methane. Therefore, the study of sulfur cycling is of great significance for us to understand the operational mechanisms of the Earth's ecosystem and predict future environmental changes. This is a mind map about the Sulph Cycle. The map consists of four main stages, namely: Sulfur Dioxide (SO2), Sulfation (SO4 2-), Iron nvrite (Sulfur bearing rocks), and Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S). Each stage has multiple sub branches with detailed descriptions. Suitable for people interested in the Sulph Cycle.

Edited at 2023-10-19 14:44:31
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