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Mechanisms of Microbially Influenced Corrosions transport of the corrosion reactants and products, therefore changing the kinetics of the corrosion process; (3) by generating corrosive substances; and (4) by generating substances that serve as auxiliary cathodic reactants. These interactions do not exhaust the possible mechanisms by which biofi

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Surface Modification Approach to Control Biofoulingling organisms using antibiotics, biocides, cleaning chemicals, etc. and (3) surface modification turning the substrate material into a low-fouling or non-sticking (non-adhesive) one. Such modification usually alters the surface chemical composition and morphology, surface topography and roughness,

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A Strategy To Pursue in Selecting a Natural Antifoulant: A Perspectives for the control of biofouling. So-called fouling-release coatings are one potential solution, but they do not control microfouling well. Compounds derived from macrobiota that appear to be fouling-free appear to be suitable molecules for investigation as components of antifouling coatings. If a mo

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, (Annelida: Polychaeta): A Model for Biofouling Researchler on newly submerged surfaces, its calcareous tubes can accumu late rapidly and create serious problems for ships. . is easily adapted for laboratory biofouling research because of its rapid generation time (?3 wks) and ease of propagation. The dioecious adult worms spawn readily in the laboratory

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Marine Epibiosis: Concepts, Ecological Consequences and Host Defence sessile adults compete for rigid surfaces making non-living, i.e. inanimate, hard substratum a limited resource. Epibiosis is a direct consequence of surface limitationand results in spatially close associations between two or more living organisms belonging to the same or different species. These