A COMPLETE REVIEW ANALYSIS OF MICROORGANISMS STUDY IN RELATION TO GROUP I ELEMENTS OF MODERN PERIODIC TABLE
Journal Title: IJAR-Indian Journal of Applied Research - Year 2019, Vol 9, Issue 9
Abstract
An attempt is made to understand the relationship between the biological world of microorganisms and Group I elements of periodic table. The study includes compilation of data from published research work relating the presence of microorganisms in a particular environment of element, production of elements such as Hydrogen through microorganism and also involvement of particular element and microorganism in metabolism and enzyme catalysed reactions. It is also observed that certain elements of Group I are inorganic, toxic and may not support the biological life of microorganisms. While there is vast data regarding involvement of microorganisms and elements, a few microorganisms in relation to Group I elements of the periodic table are covered in this article.
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Nirmala Lawrence
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