Biodegradation of pyridine by Paracoccus sp. KT-5 immobilized on bamboo-based activated carbon
The performance of pyridine degradation by Paracoccus sp. strain KT-5 immobilized on bamboo-based activated carbon was investigated and compared with that of free cells. The results showed that Paracoccus sp. was able to attach well on the surface and pores of bamboo-carbon. Compared with freely sus...
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| description | The performance of pyridine degradation by
Paracoccus sp. strain KT-5 immobilized on bamboo-based activated carbon was investigated and compared with that of free cells. The results showed that
Paracoccus sp. was able to attach well on the surface and pores of bamboo-carbon. Compared with freely suspended cells, the pyridine-degrading rate of the immobilized cells was higher when initial pyridine concentration was in the range of 489–1476
mg/L, suggesting that the efficiency of pyridine degradation by
Paracoccus sp. strain KT-5 was enhanced significantly by immobilization technique. Additionally, the attached biomass on the bamboo-carbon increased from 391.9 to 430–500
mg/g during pyridine degradation. Furthermore, the semi-continuous degradation of pyridine by immobilized cells were carried out when the pyridine concentration was in the range of 293–1476
mg/L, the results demonstrated the feasibility and reusability of immobilized cells for pyridine degradation. |
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mg/L, suggesting that the efficiency of pyridine degradation by
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Paracoccus sp. strain KT-5 was enhanced significantly by immobilization technique. Additionally, the attached biomass on the bamboo-carbon increased from 391.9 to 430–500
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