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All them kinds that surround volcanic vents in the deep ocean. Archaea and the like.
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If you boil the water at high heat for about 60 minutes none will survive, if not under such conditions very few will survive depending on your water. Regards.
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Some bacteria produce spores, which can resist boiling water at atmospheric pressure (100 DegC). Clostridium botulinum is one such type -- the bacteria that cause botulism, a deadly form of poisoning. For this reason when canning food -- or sterilizing surgical instruments -- it's not enough to simply use boiling water. Instead pressure cookers are used, which allow much higher temperatures that can kill the bacterial spores as well as the actual bacteria.
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Boiling for 30 minutes will kill most vegetative forms of bacteria but not the spores e.g.Bacillus anthracis, Bacillus subtilis, Clostridium tetani, Clostridium botulinum, Clostidium welchii etc.
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There are a few extreme thermophiles that can survive temperatures up to (and slightly above) the boiling point of water. This is made possible due to specialized proteins that are heat resistant and will not denature under typical thermodynamic conditions. However, extended exposure to this temperature would undoubtedly kill most species.
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Extreme thermophiles can survive
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bacteria which live around undersea hydro thermal vents are some....I believe a lot of them are not named yet.
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no bacteria can survive this tempreture
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No living bacteria can survive. The greatest temperature which is known to hold life is around 60ËšC.
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C.perfringens Spores, C. botulinum, coxiella, B.anthracis and actually many more.
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Bacillus stearothermophilus
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No bacteria can live in more of 100C but bacterial spores can live for a wile some bacteria can live in 70 C or more like C. saccharolyticus Thermophilic bacteria can handel about 100 C but not for ling wile! See thus image for C.saccharolyticus
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