Preferential surfactant utilization by a PAH-degrading strain : Effects on micellar solubilization phenomena /

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Hlavní autor:	Kim, Han S.
Další autoři:	Weber, Walter J., Jr.
Médium:	Článek
Jazyk:	English
Témata:	Bacteria Biodegradation Emulsification Hydrocarbon Micellization Microbial solubilization Soil pollution Sphingomonas paucimobilis Surfactant polymer
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