Can sulfuric acid be decomposed by chemical change?
1 Answer
May 14, 2017
The sulfur in sulfate is fully oxidized..........
Explanation:
The sulfur in sulfate is fully oxidized..........i.e.
And in fact there are sulfate reducing bacteria, which reduce sulfate to sulfide; the clever little blighters.
It is quite sobering to think that this reaction may have been performed by the earliest micro-organisms, 3-400 hundred million years ago.