Bioleaching: let's see how it works

[@nurselilly6441]

Great video, cheers to everyone involved in the production :)

[@brgmTV]

Thanks!

[@JohnSmith-td7hd]

Wow. Finally! That's incredible :) I hope to see a lot more use of bacteria to solve these sort of most difficult chemical problems, including cleaning up oil spills.

[@ekolive2161]

we can do with our bacteria :) also heavy metals contamination and more

[@bhuvanaaaaa]

wow! thank you.... I admire your efforts and creativity... keep it up

[@lucaapolonio2575]

thanks! been doing some research for a project and this really helped me understand

[@icheesey1685]

Great video, but when you said that it produces 25% of copper on Earth, you used a pi chart that was not representative of 25%.

[@marrastreamheart8542]

Please make the Pie Chart actually represent the percentage otherwise good video fam and great animation

[@finnhanscomb3257]

ah yeah I spotted that too

[@solankidhruvi8170]

very wonderful video to undestand before the wholw theory of it. keep it up😇

[@zynomac7192]

why can't we use this method to extract gold from circuit boards??

[@ikram._sara]

Thanks veryyy much 👏👏👏👏

[@cube2475]

*Talks about bacteria* *shows viruses*

[@_ADHK293A_]

I love this magic!

[@maxmc5235]

ahh yes, 25%

[@lontaramining5581]

What is nutriens for this bacteria

[@brgmTV]

The main nutrients are nitrogen N (mainly in the form of NH4), phosphorus P (mainly in the form of PO4), potassium K and magnesium Mg. There is also a need for CO2 as a source of carbon.

[@danielbrailsford7605]

Nahhhh bro 😂 wtf is that voice

[@KeshavK1111]

Cool 🆒

[@freshd2431]

That voice is way too annoying to watch the whole thing