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Kalinowski B.E.; Faith-Ell C.; Schweda P. (1998)The dissolution kinetics of epidote [Ca1.83Al2.00(Al0.11Fe0.743+Fe0.102+Mn0.001Mg0 .19Ti0.054+)Si3.00O12OH] were studied over the pH range 1-6.5 at 25°C using flow-through reactors. Ca and Si were found to be the most ...
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Kalinowski B.E.; Schweda P. (1996)The reaction kinetics of dioctahedral muscovite and trioctahedral phlogopite and biotite were studied in aqueous solutions at pH 1-4 and room temperature. The experiments were performed in a reactor where mineral suspensions ...
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Liermann L.J.; Kalinowski B.E.; Brantley S.L.; Barnes A.S.; Zhou X. (2000)Differences in pH between silicate–biofilm interfaces and bulk medium (ΔpH=pHinterface−pHbulk) were detectable with commercial microelectrodes in cultures grown in unbuffered medium (|ΔpH|=0.27–1.08) for an arthrobacter ...
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RATES OF BACTERIA-PROMOTED SOLUBILIZATION OF FE FROM MINERALS: A REVIEW OF PROBLEMS AND APPROACHES Kalinowski B.E.; Liermann L.J.; Givens S.; Brantley S.L. (2000)Understanding the effects of bacteria on mineral weathering will require careful, controlled experiments in chemical reactors. Unfortunately, many of the details of protocol for such experiments have not yet been addressed. ...
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Liermann L.J.; Kalinowski B.E.; Brantley S.L.; Ferry J.G. (2000)Hornblende, a common mineral in granitic soils, may act as a source for a variety of metals needed by bacterial species for enzyme function (e.g., Fe, Zn, Mn, Cu, Co, Mo, V, Ni). A species of the bacterial genus Streptomyces ...
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