FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2212247265> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2212247265 endingPage "172" @default.
• W2212247265 startingPage "109" @default.
• W2212247265 abstract "Caused by the oxidative dissolution of sulfide minerals, mine waters are often acidic and contaminated with high concentrations of sulfates, metals, and metalloids. Because the so-called acid mine drainage (AMD) affects the environment or poses severe problems for later use, treatment of these waters is required. Therefore, various remediation strategies have been developed to remove soluble metals and sulfates through immobilization using physical, chemical, and biological approaches. Conventionally, iron and sulfate-the main pollutants in mine waters-are removed by addition of neutralization reagents and subsequent chemical iron oxidation and sulfate mineral precipitation. Biological treatment strategies take advantage of the ability of microorganisms that occur in mine waters to metabolize iron and sulfate. As a rule, these can be grouped into oxidative and reductive processes, reflecting the redox state of mobilized iron (reduced form) and sulfur (oxidized form) in AMD. Changing the redox states of iron and sulfur results in iron and sulfur compounds with low solubility, thus leading to their precipitation and removal. Various techniques have been developed to enhance the efficacy of these microbial processes, as outlined in this review." @default.
• W2212247265 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2212247265 creator A5011780300 @default.
• W2212247265 creator A5035562884 @default.
• W2212247265 creator A5041839113 @default.
• W2212247265 creator A5078848832 @default.
• W2212247265 date "2013-01-01" @default.
• W2212247265 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
• W2212247265 title "Bioremediation of Mine Water" @default.
• W2212247265 cites W119189042 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1224648264 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W135745968 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1480338998 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1480449788 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W148814386 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1488604467 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1499604997 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1500496508 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1500511795 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1520431320 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1540443214 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1550740130 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1551559059 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1553859337 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1554966561 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1558937674 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1572249560 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1573371110 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1590710652 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1615123575 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W162328689 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W164196755 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1820456410 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1892253447 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1914464450 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1935178670 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1965048888 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1965857884 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1966347829 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1966543384 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1966816378 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1968347798 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1969532334 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1970485713 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1971235284 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1971301407 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1974811346 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1977180376 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1978371215 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1978880847 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1980863659 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1982386711 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1982464289 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1982863928 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1984055839 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1984560503 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1991775966 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1991970067 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1992037781 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1992264221 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1992408804 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1992723256 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1993160014 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1993556715 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1993572934 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1994129160 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1996376887 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1996671379 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1998164172 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1998882371 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W1999534701 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2000102110 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2001057534 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2001699430 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2002042542 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2003734232 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2003950107 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2004854669 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2006348957 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2006569556 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2010790218 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2011967714 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W201220474 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2014948950 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2015699490 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2018063070 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2018524431 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2019894836 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2020520495 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2020526178 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2025276923 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2025606912 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2026158117 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2028538970 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2030004091 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2031600478 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2033704053 @default.
• W2212247265 cites W2033943805 @default.

• next