Original paper
Effect of proteases secreted from a marine isolated bacterium Bacillus vietnamensis on the corrosion behaviour of different alloys
Abstract
The adverse corrosion and corrosion inhibitory effects of the marine isolated bacterium Bacillus vietnamensis were determined on different alloys. The corrosion rates of the steel alloys increased in the presence of Bacillu vietnamensis; although the alloys containing Cu were found to be protected from corrosion when exposed to this bacterium. The first assay bacterial mechanism confirmed the presence of protease enzyme, which was then...
Paper Details
Title
Effect of proteases secreted from a marine isolated bacterium Bacillus vietnamensis on the corrosion behaviour of different alloys
Published Date
Apr 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
126
Pages
64 - 71
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