A Study on the Role of Bacterial Action in the Formation of Iron Minerals
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    A study of the formation of goethite, hyrogoethite and hematite under the bacterial action indicates that the bacterial action includes the whole process of solution and adsorption, complexation, transformation and crystallization-nucleation. The action of bacteria on minerals is characterized by specialization. Bacterial action not only dissolves the original minerals and form new minerals but also produces the differences in microenvironments of organic chemistry, which can help to form new different minerals. This is called organic crystallization action. At the same time, bacterial action affects the crystalline structures and the surface properties of the minerals.

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王恩德,王丹丽,王 毅,2001,铁矿物形成过程中的细菌作用研究[J].岩石矿物学杂志,20(4):414~418. WANG En-de, WANG Dan-li, WANG Yi,2001,A Study on the Role of Bacterial Action in the Formation of Iron Minerals[J]. Acta Petrologica et Mineralogica,20(4):414~418.

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