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Reduction of Recycled Barium Sulfate
Russian Journal of Applied Chemistry, 2002Barium sulfate, which is recycled according to a new flowsheet of sodium sulfide production, was reduced by various carbon-containing materials (oil and furnace coke and Zh-grade coal). The reduction process was studied in comparison with the reduction of natural barite concentrate.
L. A. Malysh +4 more
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Thermochemical sulfate reduction a review
Journal of Thermal Analysis, 1994The high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide found in many oil and gas fields is thought to arise from the oxidation of petroleum hydrocarbons by sulfate—a reaction that reduces the value of the resource. This review, undertaken in order to better understand the geochemistry of TSR reaction in oil field sediments, covers the relevant information on ...
T. P. Goldstein, Z. Aizenshtat
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Sulfate Reduction in Escherichia coli
The Journal of Biochemistry, 1961D, FUJIMOTO, M, ISHIMOTO
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PATHWAYS OF SULFATE REDUCTION IN ALGAE *
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1970Jerome A. Schiff, Robert C. Hodson
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The Reduction of Sulfate and the Oxidation of Sulfide
1986The sulfhydryl-containing amino acids, Met and Cys, are needed by all life forms for protein synthesis and a myriad other tasks. Under the oxidizing conditions found over most of this planet, sulfur is present in the geosphere in the form of sulfate. Reduction of sulfate is expensive, requiring approximately 840 kJ·mol−1. The inability of multicellular
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Metabolism of Sulfate: Sulfate Reduction
Annual Review of Plant Physiology, 1962openaire +1 more source
Evolution of sulfate reduction behavior in leachate saturated zones in landfills
Waste Management, 2022Yuyang Long +2 more
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