Research reveals how sulfur-modified zero valent iron affects sulfate-reducing microbial communities, suggesting improvements for groundwater remediation.
Sulfur-modified zero valent iron (ZVI) is a common groundwater remediation strategy, and biologically produced sulfur species may enhance ZVI reactivity and specificity at remediation sites. However, the impact of ZVI...
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