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BIOCORYS 2007: International conference on biocorrosion of materials Foreword Feron D |
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The influence of marine biofilms on corrosion: A concise review Little BJ, Lee JS, Ray RI |
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Interactions between steels and sulphide-producing bacteria-Corrosion of carbon steels and low-alloy steels in natural seawater Malard E, Kervadec D, Gil O, Lefevre Y, Malard S |
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Accelerated low water corrosion of carbon steel in the presence of a biofilm harbouring sulphate-reducing and sulphur-oxidising bacteria recovered from a marine sediment Beech IB, Campbell SA |
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Corrosion of carbon steel influenced by anaerobic biofilm in natural seawater Duan JZ, Wu SR, Zhang XJ, Huang GQ, Du M, Hou BR |
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Electroactive biofilms of sulphate reducing bacteria Cordas CM, Guerra LT, Xavier C, Moura JJG |
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Pit formation on stainless steel surfaces pre-treated with biosurfactants produced by Pseudomonas fluorescens Dagbert C, Meylheuc T, Bellon-Fontaine MN |
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Monitoring of electro-active biofilm in soil Cristiani P, Franzetti A, Bestetti G |
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The bacterial battery and the effect of different exposure conditions on biofilm properties Kus E, Nealson K, Mansfeld F |
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Comparison of the microbiological influence on the electro-chemical potential of stainless steel between macro- and micro-areas of specimens Moos O, Gumpel P |
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Local analysis of oxygen reduction catalysis by scanning vibrating electrode technique: A new approach to the study of biocorrosion Iken H, Etcheverry L, Bergel A, Basseguy R |
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In situ detection and characterization of potable water biofilms on materials by microscopic, spectroscopic and electrochemistry methods Gamby J, Pailleret A, Clodic CB, Pradier CM, Tribollet B |
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Biocorrosion of stainless steel grade 304L (SS304L) in sugar cane juice Durmoo S, Richard C, Beranger G, Moutia Y |
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The critical involvement of anaerobic bacterial activity in modelling the corrosion behaviour of mild steel in marine environments Melchers R, Jeffrey R |
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The influence of Desulfovibrio vulgaris on the efficiency of imidazoline as a corrosion inhibitor on low-carbon steel in seawater Gonzalez-Rodriguez CA, Rodriguez-Gomez FJ, Genesca-Llongueras J |
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First evaluation of the applicability of microbial extracellular polymeric substances for corrosion protection of metal substrates Stadler R, Fuerbeth W, Harneit K, Grooters M, Woellbrink M, Sand W |
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Effect of chlorination on the corrosion of Cu/Ni 70/30 condenser tubing Cristiani P, Perboni G, Debenedetti A |
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Bacterial inhibiting surfaces caused by the effects of silver release and/or electrical field Chiang WC, Hilbert LR, Schroll C, Tolker-Nielsen T, Moller P |
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Enzymes at solid surfaces: Nature of the interfaces and physico-chemical processes Caillou S, Gerin PA, Nonckreman CJ, Fleith S, Dupont-Gillain CC, Landoulsi J, Pancera SM, Genet MJ, Rouxhet PG |
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Chemical composition and electronic structure of the passive layer formed on stainless steels in a glucose-oxidase solution Marconnet C, Wouters Y, Miserque F, Dagbert C, Petit JP, Galerie A, Feron D |
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Glucose oxidase immobilization on stainless steel to mimic the aerobic activities of natural biofilms Landoulsi J, El Kirat K, Richard C, Sabot R, Jeannin M, Pulvin S |
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New hypotheses for hydrogenase implication in the corrosion of mild steel Mehanna M, Basseguy R, Delia ML, Girbal L, Demuez M, Bergel A |
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Evolution of oxygen reduction current and biofilm on stainless steels cathodically polarised in natural aerated seawater Faimali M, Chelossi E, Garaventa F, Corra C, Greco G, Mollica A |