Organisms and oxidants

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The Michaelis-Menten equation is often employed in soil-water systems to describe kinetics of ion uptake by plant roots and microbial cells, as well as microbial degradation-transformation of organics (e.g., pesticides, industrial organics, nitrogen, sulfur, and natural organics) and oxidation or reduction of metals or metalloids. Derivation of the Michaelis-Menten equation(s) is demonstrated below. 

Following the discovery of superconductivity in Hg in 1911, physicists, chemists, material scientists, metallurgists, electrical engineers, and others have found superconductivity in thousands of materials with values from a few millikelvin to 164 K [current record T, obtained in HgBa2Ca2Cu309 (Flg-1223) under high pressure see 17.3,10.2.5], These materials include elements, alloys, carbides, nitrides, borides, sulfides, organics, and oxides. 

Textbooks often treat the structure of organic- and oxide-based materials according to different aspects (Epton, 1978). On viewing a particle of an organic polymer and an oxide, its structure is best described by a coherent system either of three-... 

Fig. 1.6 E nergy-filtered (PEELS) TEM images of adhesively bonded aluminum (a) the interpenetration of organic and oxide phases that is achieved when a primer is used (b) in the absence of a primer, the adhesive merely forms an interfaclal boundary with the oxide [1 7].

Mn-acetate and Mn-malate as well as birnessite and Mn02 were used as reference materials for the organic and oxidized forms of Mn, respectively. The spectra obtained for the soil samples were compared with those of the reference materials to assess the predominant form of Mn present in the samples. 

Shugaev, A. G. Some aspects of structural organization and oxidative activity of the respiratory chain of plant mitichondria. Uspekhi sovremennoi biologii, 1991, 111 2), 178-191... 

Use and storage at high temperature, long-term aging of organics and oxidation of metals... 

Organic soils. Deep deposits of raw organic matter or peat are found in places where waterlogged soil conditions did not allow the breakdown of dead plant material by micro-organisms and oxidation (due to the anaerobic conditions). There are different sorts of peat depending on the type of vegetation and area where it developed. 

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