Enhancing Cr(VI) bio-reduction by conductive materials and enrichment of functional microbes under anaerobic conditions.
Enhancing Cr(VI) bio-reduction by conductive materials and enrichment of functional microbes under anaerobic conditions.
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在厌氧条件下通过导电材料增强 Cr(VI) 生物还原和功能微生物的富集。
DOI:
10.1016/j.chemosphere.2021.132150
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发表时间:
2022-01
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Gan Min
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作者:
Chen Fang;Lei Pan;He Peng;Gu Chunyao;Chen Yaozong;Zhang Ke;Zhu Jianyu;Gan Min
A few studies reported the impact of mineral conductivity properties on contaminant-mineral-microbe interactions and microbial community structure changes in the interaction process. To fill the gap, conductive minerals (magnetite/hematite) and an insulative mineral (quartz) were introduced into Cr(VI) reduction systems to investigate the effect of mineral conductivity properties on Cr(VI) removal. Results showed that conductive minerals enhanced Cr(VI) reduction rate as compared to insulative minerals. Higher reduction percentage (>86%) was observed when both ERB (extracellular respiratory bacteria) and conductive minerals were presence than those with only minerals (<10%) or ERB (<55%), indicating a synergistic effect existed in this bio-remediation system. Moreover, surface elements detection manifested higher Fe-containing groups and Fe(III)-Cr(III) complexes covered on conductive minerals surface when ERB was present. Electrochemical data suggested that ERB facilitated the activity of electron transference on the surface of conductive minerals. Our results indicated that conductive minerals did act as an “electron shuttle” while insulative minerals increased adsorption sites to accelerate Cr(VI) reduction. 16S rRNA sequences results demonstrated that conductive minerals changed the microbial community structure and increased the diversity of the functional microbes includingPseudomonasspp. andExiguobacteriumspp. This work is of deep significance for better understanding the process of elements biogeochemical and elimination of pollutants.
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