Cynthia S. Carr, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2000 | Rice University, Houston, TX |
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Cross-listing: Envirotree
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Sign in to add mentor| Joseph B. Hughes | grad student | 2000 | Rice University (Envirotree) | |
| (Characterization of tetrachloroethene-dechlorinating bacteria and investigation into their ability to enhance removal rates of tetrachloroethene-containing nonaqueous phase liquids.) | ||||
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| Zheng D, Carr CS, Hughes JB. (2001) Influence of hydraulic retention time on extent of PCE dechlorination and preliminary characterization of the enrichment culture Bioremediation Journal. 5: 159-168 |
| Carr CS, Garg S, Hughes JB. (2000) Effect of dechlorinating bacteria on the longevity and composition of PCE-containing nonaqueous phase liquids under equilibrium dissolution conditions Environmental Science and Technology. 34: 1088-1094 |
| Hughes JB, Carr CS. (1999) Response to 'comment on 'Enrichment of high-rate PCE dechlorination and comparative study of lactate, methanol, and hydrogen as electron donors to sustain activity'' Environmental Science and Technology. 33: 2683-2684 |
| Fennell DE, Gossett JM, Carr CS, et al. (1999) Comment on 'Enrichment of high-rate PCE dechlorination and comparative study of lactate, methanol, and hydrogen as electron donors to sustain activity' [2] Environmental Science and Technology. 33: 2681-2684 |
| Carr CS, Hughes JB. (1998) Enrichment of high-rate PCE dechlorination and comparative study of lactate, methanol, and hydrogen as electron donors to sustain activity Environmental Science and Technology. 32: 1817-1824 |