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titleOfInvention Method for suppressing sulfide formation by sulfate reducing bacteria
abstract (57) [Summary] [Constitution] A first step of adding an oxidizing agent to a water supply system in which sulfide is generated by the action of sulfate reducing bacteria so that the oxidation-reduction potential becomes -100 mV or more, and anthrahydroquinone Sulfide formation is suppressed by the second step of adding the compound at 2 mg / L or more. [Effect] The production of sulfide can be promptly and continuously and efficiently suppressed.
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