A REVIEW ON RESEARCHES OF PARTICLE/WATER INTERACTION IN PRESENCE OF MICROORGANISM
Received date: 2001-01-17
Revised date: 2002-03-31
Online published: 2002-10-01
This review addresses adsorption at particle/water interface in the presence of microorganism, which are microorganism/metal ions adsorption, mineral particle/microorganism adsorption and particle/water adsorption in presence of microorganism. Mostly, there are bulk partition relationships and site specific (surface complexation) models which quantify these adsorption reactions. Among them, bulk partition approaches can be measured directly from the field, but only the site specific models can be extrapolated to conditions not directly studied in the laboratory，because they treat the adsorbed solute as another species whose thermodynamic stability can be quantified with an equilibrium constant. People pay more and more attention to particle/water interaction in presence of microorganism and model which can account for and predict adsorption have been stressed, when the importance of microorganism is known more.
WAN Ying-xin, LIU Cong-qiang, FU Ping-qing, LIU Jian-jun . A REVIEW ON RESEARCHES OF PARTICLE/WATER INTERACTION IN PRESENCE OF MICROORGANISM[J]. Advances in Earth Science, 2002 , 17(5) : 699 -704 . DOI: 10.11867/j.issn.1001-8166.2002.05.0699
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