![Colleagues from the University of Wyoming used microelectrodes to measure the pH and dissolved zinc concentrations within biofilm grown in a laboratory aquarium. In this view, one can see the microelectrodes (glass tubes) sticking into a biofilm sample. The results of this work documented that when exposed to light, the biofilm absorbs zinc. Used with permission from Dr. Jeffrey M. Morris, Western Research Institute](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090511055756im_/http://toxics.usgs.gov/photo_gallery/photos/metals_variation/AquariaWith_pH_AndZnElectrodesMorris_s.jpg) Colleagues from the University of Wyoming used microelectrodes to measure the pH and dissolved zinc concentrations within biofilm grown in a laboratory aquarium. In this view, one can see the microelectrodes (glass tubes) sticking into a biofilm sample. The results of this work documented that when exposed to light, the biofilm absorbs zinc. Used with permission from Dr. Jeffrey M. Morris, Western Research Institute -- from the Diurnal Metal Variations Photo Gallery
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