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Microenvironments of pH in biofilms grown on dissolving silicate surfaces
Laura J. Liermann
, Amy S. Barnes
, Birgitta E. Kalinowski
, Xiangyang Zhou
, Susan L. Brantley
Earth and Environmental Systems Institute
Geosciences
Institute for Computational and Data Sciences (ICDS)
Materials Research Institute (MRI)
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Silicate
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Microenvironment
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Biofilm
100%
Hornblende
100%
Float Glass
50%
Arthrobacter
50%
Multi-electrode
25%
Physical Characteristics
25%
Fast-growing
25%
Commercially Available
25%
Growth Rate
25%
Relative Rate
25%
Microbes
25%
Natural Systems
25%
Dissolution Rate
25%
Polysaccharide
25%
Two-species
25%
Streptomyces Sp.
25%
Siderophore
25%
Buffered Media
25%
Bacterial Species
25%
Saturated System
25%
PH Value
25%
Water-saturated
25%
Bulk Composition
25%
Glass Substrate
25%
Fe-rich
25%
Soil Bacteria
25%
Mineral-water Interface
25%
Low-molecular-weight Organic Acid (LMWOA)
25%
Arthrobacter Species
25%
Engineering
Microenvironments
100%
Float Glass
100%
Natural System
50%
Molecular Weight
50%
Saturated Water
50%
Glass Substrate
50%
Bulk Composition
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Silicate
100%
Biofilm
100%
Mineral Water
25%
Dissolution
25%
Siderophore
25%
Polysaccharide
25%
Low Molecular Weight
25%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Biofilm
100%
Arthrobacter
75%
Microorganism
25%
Siderophore
25%
Streptomyces
25%
Polysaccharide
25%
Soil Bacteria
25%