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Bacterial iron reduction and biogenic mineral formation for the stabilisation of corroded iron objects
Julien Maillard, Arnaud Michel Gelb
Exploiting bacterial metabolism for the stabilisation of corroded iron artefacts is a promising alternative to conventional conservation-restoration methods. Bacterial iron reduction coupled to biogenic mineral formation has been shown to promote the conve ...
2018Mining of rare earth metals from hydro mineral resources in Siberia: trends and prospects
Siberian scientists showed by their scientific investigations that brines of Siberian Platform are a very important hydro mineral resource for economical development of the East Russia. Prospects for the integrated mining of the hydromineral resources in R ...
A World Resources Forum Production, PSI2017The Emancipation of Destruction – Transforming Gällivare (Suède)
Gällivare is a remote city in the middle of the northern Swedish wilderness. The city was established as iron ore was found in the ground just over a century ago. Until the 60's the mining industry and the city grew together in what seemed to be a perfect ...
2009Implications of coral reef buildup for the controls on atmospheric CO2 since the Last Glacial Maximum
We examine the effect on atmospheric CO2 of the occurrence of increased shallow water carbonate deposition and regrowth of the terrestrial biosphere following the last glacial. We find that contrary to recent speculations that changes in terrestrial carbon ...
2003Petrology and chemistry of the picritic shergottite North West Africa 1068 (NWA 1068)
We report on the petrology and chemistry of North West Africa 1068 (NWA 1068), a shergottite recently recovered in Morocco. This meteorite has a total known mass of about 577 g and comprises 23 fragments. The largest fragment is a greenish-brown rock devoi ...
2002Typology of recent groundwaters from different aquifer environments based on geogenic tracer elements
A key problem in environmental science and in engineering geology is the often incomplete understanding of the origin of dissolved components in groundwater. The dissolved contents of trace elements in groundwater are of special importance for groundwater ...
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