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Electrochemical evaluation of extremely-low frequency magnetic field effects on sulphate-reducing bacteria

L. Fojt, V. Vetterl

. 2012 ; 58 (1) : 44-48.

Language English Country Czech Republic

Document type Journal Article, Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't

The effects of 50 Hz magnetic fields on sulphate- reducing bacteria viability were studied electrochemically. Two types of graphite electrodes (pyrolytic and glassy carbon) covered with whole bacterial cells behind a dialysis membrane were used for electrochemical measurements. We found about 15% decrease of reduction peak current density (which indicates desulphurization activity of the bacterial cells - their metabolic activity) on cyclic voltammograms after magnetic field exposure compared to the control samples. We suppose that the magnetic field does not influence the metabolic activity (desulphurization) of sulphate-reducing bacteria but most probably causes bacterial death.

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