Corrosion-inhibiting Coatings Containing 'Good' Bacteria

Sunday, March 29, 2009 - 21:28 in Biology & Nature

A new, environmentally friendly coating that protects metals against corrosion in seawater has been developed by a team of researchers from England. They recently described how they had encapsulated spores from a bacterium into a sol-gel coating which then protected an aluminium alloy from microbial corrosion.

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