Assessing biodegradation potential of PAHs in complex multi-contaminant matrices
This study sought to extend validation of a cyclodextrin based extraction method for the assessment of PAH-biodegradation potential to complex multi-contaminant matrices. To this end, four reference materials (RMs) were produced by blending, in different proportions, soils impacted with diesel, lubr...
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| description | This study sought to extend validation of a cyclodextrin based extraction method for the assessment of PAH-biodegradation potential to complex multi-contaminant matrices. To this end, four reference materials (RMs) were produced by blending, in different proportions, soils impacted with diesel, lubricating oil and spent oxide. These reference materials had modest ∑PAH (16 US EPA) concentrations that ranged from 5.6
±
0.5 to 44.4
±
4.5
mg kg
−1. However, extractable petroleum hydrocarbon (EPH) concentrations were comparatively high (up to 2520
±
204
mg kg
−1). To complement these RMs, two further soils from a municipal gas plant (MGP) with highly elevated concentration of PAHs ranging from 877
±
52 to 2620
±
344
mg kg
−1 were also tested. Results showed, regardless of matrix complexity, that PAH biodegradation within the four RM substrates, and two MGP soils correlated well with biodegradation predicted by hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin (HPCD) extraction.
PAH biodegradation in complex media predicted using HPCD solutions. |
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±
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±
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±
204
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±
52 to 2620
±
344
mg kg
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±
0.5 to 44.4
±
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±
204
mg kg
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±
52 to 2620
±
344
mg kg
−1 were also tested. Results showed, regardless of matrix complexity, that PAH biodegradation within the four RM substrates, and two MGP soils correlated well with biodegradation predicted by hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin (HPCD) extraction.
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±
0.5 to 44.4
±
4.5
mg kg
−1. However, extractable petroleum hydrocarbon (EPH) concentrations were comparatively high (up to 2520
±
204
mg kg
−1). To complement these RMs, two further soils from a municipal gas plant (MGP) with highly elevated concentration of PAHs ranging from 877
±
52 to 2620
±
344
mg kg
−1 were also tested. Results showed, regardless of matrix complexity, that PAH biodegradation within the four RM substrates, and two MGP soils correlated well with biodegradation predicted by hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin (HPCD) extraction.
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