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Modeling the effects of systematic variation in ionic strength on the attachment kinetics of Pseudomonas fluorescens UPER-1 in saturated sand columns
We report the effects of salt type and concentration on the change in attachment kinetics when bacteria are pumped through a column of water-saturated clean sand over relatively long periods of time (up to 35 pore volumes). The species Pseudomonas fluorescens UPER-1 was found to exhibit three differ
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