Sentence examples for hydrocarbons substrates from inspiring English sources

These strains were observed for their ability to utilize several classes of petroleum hydrocarbons substrates, such as n-alkanes and aromatic hydrocarbons as a sole carbon source.

It was suggested that the emulsifying activity depends on the bioemulsifier's affinity for hydrocarbons substrates, which involves a direct interaction with the hydrocarbon itself, rather than an effect on the surface tension of the medium [ 28].

Theses structures were not seen in cultures of P. aeruginosa ATCC 55925 growing on non-hydrocarbon substrates (not shown) and particularly developed around the emulsified oil droplets.

Trisiloxane surfactants at low concentrations promote the complete and rapid wetting of aqueous droplets on very hydrophobic (hydrocarbon) substrates.

Over the years, we have developed a series of deuterated and fluorinated variants of these hydrocarbon substrates as probes to gain insights into the controlled CH oxidations of hydrocarbons facilitated by these enzymes.

This shows that the proposed model can be used to study the reaction kinetics of all types of biodegradation studies to find the optimum parameters for maximum possible biodegradation of hydrocarbon substrates and production of biosurfactant.

Obviously, besides measurement of haloalkane content in a sample, the coupled assay can also be used for the determination of haloalkane dehalogenase activity, e.g. in an enrichment culture, using halogenated hydrocarbon substrates for which the enzyme of interest displays the highest catalytic efficiency.

The aerobic microbial production of fine chemicals from liquid hydrocarbon substrates that are poorly soluble in water usually asks for a four-phase stirred tank fermentor (a continuous aqueous phase containing the cells, a dispersed organic phase and a dispersed gas phase necessary for oxygen supply).

I've written quite a bit about frac'ing that you can read about here, here, and here, but essentially it is the process of pumping gelled water blended with frac sand or ceramic beads into hydrocarbon substrates.

Microorganisms from the Pseudomonadaceae family are particularly productive and decompose biotic and xenobiotic hydrocarbon substrates.

However, for these substrates, we obtained somewhat lower yields than those for the hydrocarbon substrates 2 a– c.