Bacteria Transport through porous media.

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In the third phase of the work we will improve the bacterial transport through derivatization of cellular surface functional groups and/or through modification of the rock surface. We also will investigate the influence of different nutrients on the surface properties of bacteria and hence on the transport in the geological core. Models will be set up for the simulation of the actual penetration of bacteria in an actual reservoir.

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Westhusing, J. Keith, and T. F Yen. Bacteria Transport Through Porus Media. 1985.

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Last Updated	July 22, 2014, 20:03 (LMT)
Created	July 22, 2014, 20:02 (LMT)
Citation	Westhusing, J. Keith, and T. F Yen. Bacteria Transport Through Porus Media. 1985.
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Organization	University of Southern California
Publication Date	1986-03-01
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