[Acute poisoning with acids and alkalies].
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Pseudomonas Z-731, subspecies P. mendocina, was grown under anaerobic conditions in the atmosphere of hydrogen. Apart from hydrogen nitrate reduction and Fe3+ reduction, the organism was able to reduce S0, S2O3 and SO3 with the formation of H2S. The reduction of S0 with hydrogen was shown to be typical of certain facultative anaerobic microorganisms.
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Ferric iron is a possible electron acceptor for facultative anaerobic processes. A Pseudomonas culture capable of reducing ferric iron with molecular hydrogen has been isolated from marshy soil. The microorganism can grow because of iron reduction. It reduces ferric hydroxide and ferrihydrite, including residues of iron bacteria. The organism reduces also nitrates in nitrites. Reduced iron and nitrite inhibit the growth of the organism, and therefore the concentration of the cells and of reduced iron is not high. The organism can grow with oxygen as an electron acceptor, even at oxygen concentrations below 1%. The organism requires small quantities of yeast extract for growth under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions. The bacterial reduction of iron with hydrogen may be significant for gaining better insight into processes occurring in flooded soils.
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