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• TITLE: Bioremediation in Water Environment: Controlled Electro-Stimulation of Organic Matter Self-Purification in Aquatic Environments

  AUTHORS: Lucas Jobin, Philippe Namour

  KEYWORDS: Organic Matter, Bioremediation, Electro-Microbiology, Self-Purification Enhancement, Greenhouse Gas, Water Body

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Microbiology, Vol.7 No.12, December 25, 2017

  ABSTRACT: This review describes a new means of control and stimulation of microorganisms involved in the bioremediation of sediments and waterlogged soils. This emerging technology is derived from sedimentary microbial fuel cells, and consists in ensuring aerobic respiration of aerobic microbial populations in anaerobic conditions by means of a fixed potential anode in order to evacuate the electrons coming from the microbial respiratory chains. This review describes the conceptual basis of the electro-bioremediation, the material devices used (electrode set-ups and spacing), and finally studies the various devices published since the bench tests until the scarce in-field implementations.