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Advance in the integrated microbial-Fe0 treatment processes for environmental remediation—A review
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Supported by the Team Project of the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong (9351007002000001)，by the Outstanding Scholarship Foundation of Guangdong Academy of Sciences (200902)，by the Doctorial Start-up Project of the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong (10451007002006347)，by the Youth Research Foundation of Guangdong Academy of Sciences (qnjj201003)，by the Guangdong Provincial Programs of Scientific and Technological Achievement Promotion (2008B040200015) and by the Guangzhou Programs of Scientific and Technological Achievement Promotion (2008C13G041)

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    Abstract: Zero-valent iron ( Fe0 ) is very effective for the transformation of a wide variety of common environmental contaminants． No contaminant mineralization happened only by Fe0 corrosion，but the pollutants would be completely detoxified and degraded by the integrated microbial-Fe0 treatment，which represent a new generation of environmental remediation technologies． In this paper，the mechanism，microbial diversity and application of the integrated microbial-Fe0 treatment processes were reviewed．In addition，we also discussed the main problems and challenges in this filed．

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Xingjuan Chen, Jun Guo, Meiying Xu. Advance in the integrated microbial-Fe0 treatment processes for environmental remediation—A review. [J]. Acta Microbiologica Sinica, 2011, 51(9): 1146-1151

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  • Received:February 15,2011
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