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Bulk phase resource ratio alters carbon steel corrosion rates and endogenously produced extracellular electron transfer mediators in a sulfate-reducing biofilm
Gregory P. Krantz, Kilean Lucas, Erica L.- Wunderlich, Linh T. Hoang +3
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80% confidenceA study on sulfate-reducing bacteria in biofilms found that bulk phase resource ratio affects corrosion rates and extracellular electron transfer mediators.
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- Bulk phase resource ratio significantly influences carbon steel corrosion rates.
- The ratio affects the production of extracellular electron transfer mediators in sulfate-reducing biofilms.
- Corrosion rates and mediator production are interrelated processes in the biofilm.
Keywords
CorrosionBiofilmElectron acceptorElectron transferExtracellular polymeric substanceCarbon steel
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- Biofouling
- Year
- 2019