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TP26-26 The Development of a Novel Halogen Stabilizer for Enhanced Control of biofilm in cooling Water SystemsThe microbial populations that inhabit industrial water systems can exist in two distinct modes: a form in which the cells are free floating, also called planktonic, and a form in which the cells are attached to a surface, called sessile form. 1 The conditions in which the organisms exist will dictate whether or not the organisms are planktonic or sessile. 2 When attached to a surface, the organisms replicate on the surface and begin to produce a

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Microbial (MB) growth management in cooling systems requires an integrated approach to control both suspended (planktonic) and sessile bacteria (biofilm) through proper chemical treatment and monitoring

results from the attachment and growth of microbial organisms (microfouling) or microbial organisms (macrofouling)

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