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For questions that have to do with chemistry, chemical reactions be they biological or artificial, or the industrial processes of chemistry.
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Could a biological creature get oxygen from oxide rocks or by breaking down H2O?
Lichens can probably liberate some tiny amounts of oxygen since they use acids and enzymes to decompose minerals. They, of course make their own oxygen by photosynthesis. You are probably imagining …
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