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## Abstract Cysteine hydrochloride and methylene blue (MB) interact in a molar ratio of 2:1 in acidic medium forming cystine and dihydromethylene blue, and the reaction is catalyzed by Ru(III). At low concentrations (ca. 2.0 Γ 10^β8^ M), Cu(II) does not catalyze the reaction significantly but at th
## Abstract Extensive use of metals in various industrial applications has caused substantial environmental pollution. Molybdenumβreducing bacteria isolated from soils can be used to remove molybdenum from contaminated environments. In this work we have isolated a local bacterium with the capabilit
The extent of adsorption of methylene blue from an aqueous solution is a convenient indicator in the evaluation of active carbons. The adsorption process is, however, complicated by factors inherent in the structures of both the methylene blue solution and the active carbon. These factors include th