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Nitrifying bacteria are classified as autotrophs because (a) it can synthesize nitrous acid and nitric acid from ammonia, and (b) it can take nitrous acid and nitric acid as its own.
A nitrifying bacteria can synthesize nitrous acid and nitric acid from ammonia, but this is not the reason why it is classified as an autotrophic organism. A is wrong;

B, nitrifying bacteria can't use nitrous acid and nitric acid as their own components, and B is wrong;

C, nitrifying bacteria are classified as autotrophs, because it can use the energy released when substances are oxidized to synthesize organic matter from carbon dioxide in the air for its own use, and C is correct;

D, nitrifying bacteria can use the chemical energy released in the process of ammonia oxidation to synthesize organic matter, instead of directly synthesizing ATP, D is wrong.

So choose: C.