Omarova et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Immobilization of bacteria on polymer matrices for degradation of crude oil and oil productsOmarova et al., 2012
- Document ID
- 9279892171740422565
- Author
- Omarova E
- Lobakova E
- Dolnikova G
- Nekrasova V
- Idiatulov R
- Kashcheeva P
- Perevertailo N
- Dedov A
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Moscow University biological sciences bulletin
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Organic polymer materials (OPM) differing in sets of functional groups, fiber surface thickness and character, and density of fiber packing in fabric were synthesized. OPM were studied for assessing the possibility of their application as sorbents for oil spills in water …
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