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The role of hydrogenase in anaerobic biocorrosion.

It is becoming clear that the activity of the hydrogenase enzyme may be involved in the anaerobic biocorrosion of metal, particularly mild steel. Since all hydrogenases appear to be active in the r...

R. Bryant | E. Laishley

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