The Role of Bacteria in the Formation of Acid from Certain Sulfuritic Constituents Associated with Bituminous Coal: II. Ferrous Iron Oxidizing Bacteria

. 1953 Mar;1(2):65–68. doi: 10.1128/am.1.2.65-68.1953

The Role of Bacteria in the Formation of Acid from Certain Sulfuritic Constituents Associated with Bituminous Coal¹

II. Ferrous Iron Oxidizing Bacteria

PMCID: PMC1056864 PMID: 13031508

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