Engineering
3 years ago

New agent MARZA-1 kills harmful bacteria, reducing hydrogen sulfide formation.

Azerbaijan Oil Industry
Study of bactericide properties of MARZA-1 agent in laboratory conditions
Huseyn Gurbanov, M.B. Adygozelova, S.F. Ahmadov, S.M. Pashayeva

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The MARZA-1 agent was tested in a lab to see how well it kills certain types of bacteria that produce hydrogen sulfide. The results showed that MARZA-1 is very effective at killing these bacteria, especially desulfovibrio-desulfuricans and desulfo-microbium bacteria. The study found that using MARZA-1 at specific concentrations can significantly reduce the number of these harmful bacteria in just a few days.