Carbon Isotope Fractionation in Bacterial Production of Methane
Anaerobic bacteria from a Pacific Ocean mud cause unusually large carbon isotope fractionations during fermentation of methanol. The methane produced is about 8 percent enriched in C$^{12}$, relative to the original methanol. Fractionation factors determined at 30°C and 23°C were 1.081 and 1.094, re...
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| description | Anaerobic bacteria from a Pacific Ocean mud cause unusually large carbon isotope fractionations during fermentation of methanol. The methane produced is about 8 percent enriched in C$^{12}$, relative to the original methanol. Fractionation factors determined at 30°C and 23°C were 1.081 and 1.094, respectively, which indicates that this process is dependent on temperature. |
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| subjects | BACTERIA Bacteria, Anaerobic CARBON 12 Carbon dioxide CARBON ISOTOPES DISTILLATION Dolphins ENRICHMENT Ethanol FERMENTATION Fractionation Gases ISOTOPE SEPARATION METHANE Methane - metabolism METHANOL Methanol - metabolism Mud Oceans Old Medline Pacific Ocean Temperature Waves |
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