Decontamination of low-level contaminated water from radioactive cesium and cobalt using microalgae
This study selects microalgae suitable for the decontamination of radioactive cobalt (Co-60) in radioactive solutions based on the decontamination efficiency of Co-60 and Cs-137 by various microalgae. The biosorption rates of Co-60 in the low-level contaminated water have been measured using three d...
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| description | This study selects microalgae suitable for the decontamination of radioactive cobalt (Co-60) in radioactive solutions based on the decontamination efficiency of Co-60 and Cs-137 by various microalgae. The biosorption rates of Co-60 in the low-level contaminated water have been measured using three different types of microalgae
Haematococcus
sp.,
Vacuoliviride crystalliferum
, and
Chlorella vulgaris,
which are known to uptake Cs-137 and Sr-90 effectively. In the comparative experiments,
Haematococcus
sp. showed the highest decontamination efficiency within 48 h, and it could be a suitable bio-adsorbent out of three types of microalgae for the removal of Co-60.
Haematococcus
sp. also removed 88.0% of Cs-137 from contaminated water for 48 h. Our findings indicated that the low-level radioactive solution was decontaminated to a very low-level state through the biosorption process of microalgae. |
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Haematococcus
sp.,
Vacuoliviride crystalliferum
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Chlorella vulgaris,
which are known to uptake Cs-137 and Sr-90 effectively. In the comparative experiments,
Haematococcus
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Haematococcus
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Vacuoliviride crystalliferum
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Haematococcus
sp.,
Vacuoliviride crystalliferum
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Chlorella vulgaris,
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Haematococcus
sp. showed the highest decontamination efficiency within 48 h, and it could be a suitable bio-adsorbent out of three types of microalgae for the removal of Co-60.
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