Titlebook: Biofilm and Materials Science; Hideyuki Kanematsu,Dana M. Barry Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Biofilm.Biofi

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Admire

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Corrosion and Biofilmofilm. The process of biofilm formation is explained schematically and some concrete examples are provided. Finally, a mechanism is introduced for the correlation of biofilm and corrosion. In fact, biofilm is the key factor to differentiate MIC from the usual form of corrosion.

HUMID

Book 2015biofilm formation, detection, and control from the viewpoint of materials science and engineering. The book details the range of issues caused by biofilm formation and the variety of affected industries.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02078-4 movement is called chemotaxis and is driven by the existence of nutrients on material surfaces. The nutrients on material surfaces are called “conditioning films”. At the beginning stage of research activities about the phenomenon, it was partly hypothetical due to a lack of high-accuracy direct ob

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Kurzes Lehrbuch der Pharmazeutischen Chemiechemotaxis, where bacteria move in the direction of high-density nutrition. Carbon compounds adsorb on material surfaces and exist there generally as a very thin film. They attract planktonic bacteria in oligotrophic environments. However, various other factors would affect the bacterial movement in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-49930-2 electrostatic, and acid–base interactions provide important models of bacterial adhesion but have a limited capacity to provide a complete understanding of the complex adhesion process of real bacterial cells. In conventional approaches, bacterial cells, whose surfaces are structurally and chemical