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                "study-abstract": "Stainless steels exposed to seawater undergo a several hundred millivolt increase of the open circuit potential called ennoblement.That phenomenon is caused by the bacteria present on the surface of the stainless steel.There is a critical temperature of 38°C above which the ennoblement is inhibited despite the presence of bacteria. We collected bacteria from samples exposed to a range of temperature: 30°C, 33°C, 36°C, 38°C and 40°C in order to compared the conditions leading to ennoblement (under 40°C).We find the presence of the electro-active bacteria Candidatus Tenderia electrophaga, an electro-autotrophic bacteria able to use an electrode as an electron donor to reduce oxygen. We propose a model for which electrotroph bacteria are responsible for the ennoblement.",
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