Lecture

Nitrate Reduction by Pyrite

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Description

This lecture covers the reduction of nitrate by pyrite and ferrous iron, highlighting the importance of these minerals as electron donors in groundwater. It explains the complex nitrogen cycle, emphasizing microbial transformations and the health effects of nitrate contamination. The lecture also delves into the kinetic biodegradation of organic matter and its impact on groundwater quality.

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