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Influence of nitrate on manganese removing microbial consortia from sand filters

Vandenabeele et al., 1995

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11268293981505515100
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Vandenabeele J
De Beer D
Germonpre R
Van de Sande R
Verstraete W
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Water Research

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In microbial consortia from rapid sand filters, manganese and nitrate transformations appear to be linked. Nitrate appears to have a beneficial effect on the removal of Mn. In aerated batch cultures derived from these consortia, the Mn removal rate was 38% higher in the …
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