journal article·2022-05

Effect of autoinducer-2 on corrosion of Q235 carbon steel caused by sulfate reducing bacteria

Ee Li, Jiajia Wu, Dun Zhang, Peng Wang, Liyang Zhu, Ce Li, Zhihua Sun, Yaohua Gao

Corrosion Science· Volume 200
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