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Sulphides

Sulphides are salts of hydrogen sulphide, which are formed from sulphur and usually a metal element. They are often present in mineral forms in the earth's crust. They are essential for the life processes of bacteria and archaea, but play no role in plant growth (although sulphates do).

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