Chemical interactions in the aggregation of bacteria bioflocculation in waste treatment
作者： Paul L. Busch , Werner Stumm
DOI: 10.1021/ES60013A004
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摘要: … of bacterial cells is assumed to result from polymer interactions, the an… interacting with the negatively charged bacterial surface. To test the proposition thatspecific chemical interactions …
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