INFLUENCE OF MARINE MICROORGANISMS ON CORROSION OF CHEMICAL MUNITION SHELL DUMPED IN THE BALTIC SEA
Edyta Łońska
Strony: 188-202
Opublikowano: 1 Jun 2017
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Streszczenie: After World War II approximately 60 thousand tons of chemical munitions have been dumped in the Baltic Sea. Corrosion occurs due to chemical or electrochemical reactions between the environment and metal. Microbes change the electrochemical reaction at the biofilm/metal interface and either inhibit or accelerate the process of metal corrosion. Although the microbial inhibitory mechanism is environmentally friendly, the predictability of the results is not yet affirmed, as sometimes the same bacteria with an inhibitory property may also become aggressive. This review discusses mechanisms by which microbes may induce or inhibit corrosion in metals in specific condition of the Baltic Sea.
Słowa kluczowe: marine microorganisms, corrosion, chemical munition, baltic sea
Cytowanie artykułu: Edyta Łońska. INFLUENCE OF MARINE MICROORGANISMS ON CORROSION OF CHEMICAL MUNITION SHELL DUMPED IN THE BALTIC SEA. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Ecology & Safety 11, 188-202 (2017). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1001366/
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