Comparison of stripping coil and condensate techniques for the collection of gas-phase hydrogen peroxide, with applications of condensate collection in and off the coast of North Carolina

Article Abstract:

The use of condensate and stripping coil techniques to determine gas-phase hydrogen peroxide concentrations yielded similar results in an analysis of samples obtained in and off the coast of Wilmington, NC. This implies that further studies comparing other measurement techniques may be used to develop a standard that would allow the verification of analytical results.

Measurement, Hydrogen peroxide

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Hydrogen-based microbial ecosystems in the earth

Article Abstract:

The discovery of autotrophic microbes in deep anaerobic basaltic aquifers is not the first indication that microorganisms can use energy from oxidation of geochemically produced H2. There are other explanation for the study's conclusions.

Research, Aquifers, Anaerobic bacteria

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