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Anti-algal activity of the 12-5-12 gemini surfactant results from its impact on the photosynthetic apparatus
2021
Scientific Reports
AbstractA rapid amplification of algal population has a negative impact on the environment and the global economy. Thus, control of algal proliferation is an important issue and effective procedures which reduce algal blooms and control algal fouling are highly desired. Gemini surfactants are considered to have a low environmental impact, therefore they seem to be a promising group of detergents which could reduce algal blooms in water systems. Furthermore, due to their emulsifying properties
doi:10.1038/s41598-021-82165-9
pmid:33504917
pmcid:PMC7840743
fatcat:xa6badyz4ngcpouaxggpb5qaqa