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cet-2323	Resende, A.H.; Rocha E Silva, N.M.P.; Rufino, R.D.; Luna, J.M.; Sarubbo, L.A.	Biosurfactant Production by Bacteria Isolated from Seawater for Remediation of Environments Contaminated with Oil Products	2017	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2534	86	34	Biosurfactants also have many advantages over surfactants of chemical origin, such as low toxicity, stability against a wide range of pH and high temperatures, as well as resistance to high saline concentrations (Brasileiro et al., 2015) DOI: 10.3303/CET1757260 Please cite this article as: Resende A.H., Rocha E Silva N.M.P., Rufino R.D., Luna J.M., Sarubbo L.A., 2017, Biosurfactant production by bacteria isolated from seawater for remediation of environments contaminated with oil products, Chemical Engineering Transactions, 57, 1555-1560 DOI: 10.3303/CET1757260 1555 Optimization of biosurfactant production is of paramount importance, considering its ecological acceptability, biodegradability and extensive applications. 2.10 Determination of oil removal activity on contaminated soil In 250 ml Erlenmeyers flasks were added 50 grams of standard sand (NBR 7214) impregnated with 10 % of petroleum by-products (residual motor oil and non-residual motor oil).	cache/cet-2323.pdf	txt/cet-2323.txt