Wednesday, January 14, 2015

CONGRATULATIONS, YOU WON!

Sulfur is one of the most important elements in nature as it is a key component in certain proteins that make life possible.

CORRECT!

After it decomposes, H2S turns back into atmospheric sulfur and returns to the atmosphere. Other ways it returns to the atmosphere includes volcanic eruptions and human emissions.
What happens next?

It stops                                              It keeps happening                         it takes a lunch break

CORRECT!

From the soil, it decomposes into H2S. When plants and animals die, they also release H2S when they decompose.
Where does it go to next?
   back into the atmosphere                      back to the future                 back to the ocean

CORRECT!

Through pyrite, sulfur makes its way to the soil and turns into soil sulfates.
What happens to the sulfur next?

       it follows its dreams...                               decomposition                        petrification

CORRECT!

Sulfur solidifies into Pyrite and then makes its way where?

     Plants                                                  Your Hair                                                         Soil

Tuesday, January 13, 2015

CORRECT!

Through the runoff of sediments from the land, sulfur makes its way to marine ecosystems. There, sulfur turns into marine sulfate.
What does it turn into next?

          Pyrite                                                        Gold                                           Carbon

CORRECT!

Through precipitation and fallout, Sulfur makes its way from the atmosphere to terrestrial ecosystems.
The sulfur then makes its way to the oceans through what?

       boats                                                   runoff of sediments                                     sewage

YOU'RE WRONG

THE BEGINNING OF THE SULFUR CYCLE

The sulfur cycle begins with atmospheric sulfur.
where does it go next?

into terrestrial ecosystems                                into birds                                           into space