Applicability of two-dimensional surface model in bacterial biosorption system: an advanced approach in bioremediation of metal ionsFootnote^*

* Biosorption-cum-bioaccumulation: It means passive adsorption of metal ions on the surface of bacterium cells followed by active uptake of metal ions inside the bacterium cells.

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