Microbial Fe oxide reduction is essential in soil and groundwater ecosystems and plays an important role in microbial degradation of organic contaminants. This work showed that citrate, abundant in soils, leads to colloid stabilization out of macroaggregate ferrihydrite and enhances microbial Fe reduction. Results indicated that reactivity of ferrihydrite decreases with decreasing aggregation state below a critical size. Therefore, reactivity of Fe oxides and therefore microbial turnover rates are strongly influenced by their aggregate size and presence of organic acids
International audienceFew studies have so far examined the kinetics and extent of the formation of F...
In many soils, sediments and groundwaters, ferric iron is a major potential electron acceptor for th...
Stabilization of organic matter in soil is important for natural ecosystem to sequestrate carbon and...
Microbial reduction of ferric iron is partly dependent on Fe hydroxide particle size. Nanosized Fe h...
Microbial reduction of Fe(III) minerals is a prominent process in redoximorphic soils and is strongl...
Recent studies on the microbial reduction of synthetic iron oxide colloids showed their superior ele...
Microbial iron reduction is considered to be a significant subsurface process. The rate-limiting bio...
Fe(III) oxides stabilize soil organic matter by forming Fe organo-mineral associations (Fe-OMA). Und...
The dynamics of iron (Fe)-bound organic carbon (OC) during dissimilatory microbial Fe(III) reduction...
Fe oxyhydroxides in soils can bind large amounts of dissolved organic matter (DOM) because of their ...
International audienceIron-reducing bacteria (IRB) are strongly involved in Fe cycling in surface en...
The formation of Fe(III) oxides in natural environments occurs in the presence of natural organic m...
Organic matter (OM) is present in most terrestrial environments and is often found co-precipitated w...
Nanoparticulate, colloidal iron oxides showed a high reactivity in microbial reduction experiments. ...
Ferrihydrite is a widespread poorly crystalline Fe oxide which becomes easily coated by natural orga...
International audienceFew studies have so far examined the kinetics and extent of the formation of F...
In many soils, sediments and groundwaters, ferric iron is a major potential electron acceptor for th...
Stabilization of organic matter in soil is important for natural ecosystem to sequestrate carbon and...
Microbial reduction of ferric iron is partly dependent on Fe hydroxide particle size. Nanosized Fe h...
Microbial reduction of Fe(III) minerals is a prominent process in redoximorphic soils and is strongl...
Recent studies on the microbial reduction of synthetic iron oxide colloids showed their superior ele...
Microbial iron reduction is considered to be a significant subsurface process. The rate-limiting bio...
Fe(III) oxides stabilize soil organic matter by forming Fe organo-mineral associations (Fe-OMA). Und...
The dynamics of iron (Fe)-bound organic carbon (OC) during dissimilatory microbial Fe(III) reduction...
Fe oxyhydroxides in soils can bind large amounts of dissolved organic matter (DOM) because of their ...
International audienceIron-reducing bacteria (IRB) are strongly involved in Fe cycling in surface en...
The formation of Fe(III) oxides in natural environments occurs in the presence of natural organic m...
Organic matter (OM) is present in most terrestrial environments and is often found co-precipitated w...
Nanoparticulate, colloidal iron oxides showed a high reactivity in microbial reduction experiments. ...
Ferrihydrite is a widespread poorly crystalline Fe oxide which becomes easily coated by natural orga...
International audienceFew studies have so far examined the kinetics and extent of the formation of F...
In many soils, sediments and groundwaters, ferric iron is a major potential electron acceptor for th...
Stabilization of organic matter in soil is important for natural ecosystem to sequestrate carbon and...