1. Bacteria
1.1 Basic needs, classification
Bacteria need very little water, and a moist atmosphere may be all they need. That's why they can be found in all environments: air, water, earth.
The need or otherwise for oxygen to enable bacterial growth has led to their division into different groups: strict aerobic, facultative anaerobic, strict anaerobic.
Another element essential to their survival is carbon. They can find it in the form of CO 2 , these bacteria are known as "autotrophs". Heterotrophs use organic carbon sources.
They are also known by other names, depending on the pH of the environment in which they thrive: acidophilic (0 < pH < 6), neutrophilic (6 < pH...
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Bibliography
Standards and norms
- Corrosion of metals and alloys – Main terms and definitions (classification index: A05-001) - NF EN ISO 8044 - 2000
- Principes généraux de la protection cathodique en eau de mer (indice de classement : A05-669) - NF EN 12473 - 2000
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