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U(VI) Reduction in Sulfate-Reducing Subsurface Sediments Amended with Ethanol or Acetate

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2013

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American Society of Microbiology

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An experiment was conducted with subsurface sediments from Oak Ridge National Laboratory to determine the potential for reduction of U(VI) under sulfate-reducing conditions with either ethanol or acetate as the electron donor. The results showed extensive U(VI) reduction in sediments supplied with either electron donor, where geochemical and microbiological analyses demonstrated active sulfate reduction.

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MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES, GEOBACTER-METALLIREDUCENS, URANIUM REDUCTION, FATTY-ACIDS, GEN-NOV, BACTERIA, BIOREMEDIATION, IRON, DIVERSITY, FE(III), Biotechnology & Applied Microbiology, Microbiology

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Converse, B. J., Wu, T., Findlay, R. H., & Roden, E. E. (2013). U(VI) Reduction in Sulfate-Reducing Subsurface Sediments Amended with Ethanol or Acetate. In Applied and Environmental Microbiology (Vol. 79, Issue 13, pp. 4173–4177). American Society for Microbiology. https://doi.org/10.1128/aem.00420-13

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Research and Publications - Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering