Clift Industries, Inc.

Bioremediation is the application of biological treatment to the clean up of hazardous chemicals resulting in the destruction of organic waste, eliminating environmental risk and liability. The process of bioremediation use of microbes, enzymes, oxygen and other nutrients is used to chemically transform hydrocarbons into carbon dioxide and water. BioRem-2000 Surface Cleaner™ increases the surface area of the hydrocarbons while the enzymes break down the contaminants into material that the microbes can consume, finally transforming them into carbon dioxide and water.  

The enzymes used in BioRem-2000 Surface Cleaner™ activate oxygen and convert it to a form in which the oxygen atom can be incorporated directly into the hydrocarbon compound thus breaking the long-chain bonds. The enzymes then attract the microbes surrounding the cell surfaces to catalyze the breakdown reactions. As this process is repeated, the hydrocarbon compound is quickly broken down so that the microbes can then readily assimilate these simple hydrocarbons. Once the reaction is complete, the enzyme breaks free to attach to another hydrocarbon source in order to repeat the same reaction.

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