Окислительно-восстановительное взаимодействие гидрогеназ фототрофных бактерий с металлами
Диссертация
Показана способность гомогенных гидрогеназ Т. roseopersicina и L. modestohalophilus к окислению металлического кадмия и цинка с выделением водорода и восстановлению ионов никеля, платины, палладия и рутения в атмосфере водорода в модельных системах. Следовательно, ионы никеля, платины и палладия могут выступать в качестве акцепторов, а металлический порошок кадмия или цинка в качестве доноров… Читать ещё >
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