Bio-cementations: a review on enzyme and microbially induced calcite precipitation mechanisms and applications in geotechnical engineering

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• What: This study investigated the impact of altering the quantities of urea (H2NCONH2), calcium chloride (CaCl2), and the urease enzyme on the characteristics of the mixture formed from the interaction of these substances in soil remediation. (Zhao et_al, 2014) studied experimentally the effect of several parameters on the engineering properties of MICPtreated soil injected by bacteria and ureases; research aimed to select the best precipitation amount of calcium carbonate by mixing different ratios of urea, CaCl2, and urease enzyme conjunction with studying changes in pH, electrical conductivity. The methodology employed by the researchers in this study is . . .
  

   

  

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