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Bioremediation of oil-contaminated sediment by hydrocarbonoclastic bacterial consortium immobilized in different types of carrier

Junusmin et al., 2019

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8571380680792777288
Author
Junusmin K
Manurung B
Darmayati Y
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AIP conference proceedings

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Conventional bioremediation using free cells has been proven to be effective for oil spills management in the marine environment. However, there are some drawbacks to this conventional technique such as the decrease of cell concentration due to washing out by the …
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