Sentence examples for bacterial oxidation of from inspiring English sources

We have focused on bacterial oxidation of tritium by hydrogen-oxidizing bacteria in natural soil to realize the passive oxidation reactor.

Bacteriogenic iron oxides (BIOS), formed as a result of bacterial oxidation of Fe2+to Fe3+, are made up of intact and/or partly degraded remains of bacterial cells mixed with amorphous hydrous Fe3+ oxides (Ferris 2005).

An ammonium biosensor based on bacterial oxidation of ammonia with oxygen was constructed.

Carbon isotope fractionation factors reported for aerobic bacterial oxidation of CH4 (αCH4–CO2) range from 1.003 to 1.039.

However, any increase in subglacial methane mobilization could be mitigated if water flow is slow or if subglacial basins are large, thus allowing more-complete bacterial oxidation of methane to occur.

Through her research, she has shown that the disease is caused by colonization of injured berries by wild yeast, followed by bacterial oxidation of ethanol to acetic acid, and that symptoms will only develop when Drosophila (fruit flies) are present.

New process advancements that improve the cost effectiveness of bacterial oxidation for the treatment of concentrates by improving the rate of oxidation and reducing cyanide consumption in downstream gold recovery are discussed in the chapter.

The result showed that the bacterial oxidation rate of Fe2+ gradually decreased from 0.5833 g/L h in 0 g/L PCBs to 0.1580 g/L h in 15 g/L PCBs.

Therefore, the strategy which separated the process of bacterial oxidation from bioleaching of PCBs might be a good choice.

Since the publication of the first edition further process advancements are included in this second edition, with a focus on improving the cost effectiveness of bacterial oxidation by increasing the rate of oxidation and reliability of the process while integrating the process more effectively into downstream gold recovery.

As shown in Fig. 7c, the inhibition of bacterial oxidation only appeared at 20 g/L Ni2+.