Q. Which fatty acids can’t be used as a biofuel directly?

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Q. Why is S. cerevisiae is used to derive butanol?

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Q. Less modification of the existing field characteristics are required to implement the recovery process by Microbial Oil Recovery technologies.

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Q. Which of these is not a strategy for the application of biosurfactants in oil recovery?

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Q. Which is the most used bacteria strain in microbial oil recovery?

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Q. In which form of microbial product is Leuconostoc applied in microbial oil recovery?

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Q. Clostridium is used as which metabolite in microbial oil recovery?

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Q. How the flow pattern in clogging mechanism is achieved?

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Q. The effects of bacterial activity decreases with time and distancefrom the injection well.

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Q. Some strains of ______ bacteria can produce hydrogen, methane, acetate etc. by ________ of carbohydrates during initial growth phase.

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Q. Which microbe is used as a solvent and applied in microbial oil recovery?

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Q. Which oil recovery mechanism yields the most oil andis the most efficient oil recovery mechanism?

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Q. Which of the following media is used to isolate phosphate solubilizing bacterial species?

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Q. Which of the following media is used to isolate phosphate solubilizing bacterial Species?

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Q. Which of the following is a main constituent of Enhanced biological phosphorus removal?

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Q. The entire world’s demand of phosphate can be satisfied by domestic waste streams.

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Q. How much percentage of phosphorus does bacteria usually has?

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Q. Every individual contributes to phosphorus deposition.

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Q. Which of the following technique helps in removing nitrogen and phosphate from wastewater using microbes?

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Q. Which of the following treatment involves addition of metal salts?

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