Microbial Transformation and Degradation of Toxic Organic ChemicalsLily Y. Young, Carl E. Cerniglia This book examines the role of microbes, from theoretical, field, and applied perspectives, in the degradation of toxic organic chemicals. |
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... mg / liter ) was the sole nitrogen ( and energy ) source . Also added were calcium carbonate chips ( as a carbon source ) , a chelated iron solution ( 0.1 mL / liter ; NaEDTA ( 0.14 g ) , iron sulfate septahydrate ( 0.5 g ) , sulfuric ...
... mg / liter ) was the sole nitrogen ( and energy ) source . Also added were calcium carbonate chips ( as a carbon source ) , a chelated iron solution ( 0.1 mL / liter ; NaEDTA ( 0.14 g ) , iron sulfate septahydrate ( 0.5 g ) , sulfuric ...
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... mg / kg 59 mg / kg ulations at 20-40 day in- tervals Crawford and Mohn ( 1985 ) Flavobacterium sp . 40 ml , 60 hours 1011 / liter Aerobic , 21 ° C , 25 % wt / vol soil slurry with glucose supplementation 75 mg / liter 2 mg / liter Topp ...
... mg / kg 59 mg / kg ulations at 20-40 day in- tervals Crawford and Mohn ( 1985 ) Flavobacterium sp . 40 ml , 60 hours 1011 / liter Aerobic , 21 ° C , 25 % wt / vol soil slurry with glucose supplementation 75 mg / liter 2 mg / liter Topp ...
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... mg / liter , can be toxic to microor- ganisms . Acclimation of subsurface microorganisms has been accomplished by initiating treatment at 20-50 mg / liter and slowly increasing the concentration to operational levels of 100-500 mg / liter ...
... mg / liter , can be toxic to microor- ganisms . Acclimation of subsurface microorganisms has been accomplished by initiating treatment at 20-50 mg / liter and slowly increasing the concentration to operational levels of 100-500 mg / liter ...
Contents
CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION OF | 27 |
CLEANUP OF PETROLEUM HYDROCARBON | 77 |
Bossert and Geoffrey C Compeau | 127 |
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