Zhang et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Quantitatively predicting bacterial adhesion using surface free energy determined with a spectrophotometric methodZhang et al., 2015
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- Zhang X
- Zhang Q
- Yan T
- Jiang Z
- Zhang X
- Zuo Y
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- Environmental science & technology
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Bacterial adhesion onto solid surfaces is of importance in a wide spectrum of problems, including environmental microbiology, biomedical research, and various industrial applications. Despite many research efforts, present thermodynamic models that rely on the …
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