Titlebook: Biochemistry of Silicon and Related Problems; Gerd Bendz,Ingvar Lindqvist,Vera Runnstr?m-Reio Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media Ne

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Biodegradation of Silicon-Oxygen-Carbon- and Silicon-Carbon-Bonds by Bacteria — A Reflection on the with regard to the number of C-O-Si- and C-Si-bonds, and their qualifications as substrates. We also found that their breakdown did not necessarily result in the release of free silicate as an end product.

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Hydrogen-Bonded Complexes of Silica with Organic Compoundsnd the hydrogen atoms of silanol groups, SiOH. The resulting Si-O-H-C hydrogen bonds are formed both in the case of the SiOH groups of polysilicic acid and with those on the surface of silica particles but apparently not with those of monosilicic acid, Si(OH)., which is a weaker acid. Hydrogen bond

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Biodegradation of Silicon-Oxygen-Carbon- and Silicon-Carbon-Bonds by Bacteria — A Reflection on the ng as the sole source of energy for the growth of bacteria isolated from various locations. Biodegradation of these compounds could be accomplished by a great number and variety of bacteria. Comparative growth experiments revealed a fair relationship between the chemical properties of the compounds,

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