Enhanced azo dye removal in a continuously operated up-flow anaerobic filter packed with henna plant biomass.
Enhanced azo dye removal in a continuously operated up-flow anaerobic filter packed with henna plant biomass.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jhazmat.2015.05.044
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发表时间:
2015-12
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13.6
通讯作者:
Jingang Huang;Mengke Wu;Jianjun Chen;Xiuyan Liu;Tingting Chen;Y. Wen;Junhong Tang;Zhengmiao Xie-Zhengmiao
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Jingang Huang;Mengke Wu;Jianjun Chen;Xiuyan Liu;Tingting Chen;Y. Wen;Junhong Tang;Zhengmiao Xie-Zhengmiao
Effects of henna plant biomass (stem) packed in an up-flow anaerobic bio-filter (UAF) on an azo dye (AO7) removal were investigated. AO7 removal, sulfanilic acid (SA) formation, and pseudo first-order kinetic constants for these reactions (kAO7andkSA) were higher in the henna-added UAF (R2) than in the control UAF without henna (R1). The maximumkAO7inR1 andR2 were 0.0345 and 0.2024 cm−1, respectively, on day 18; the corresponding molar ratios of SA formation to AO7 removal were 0.582 and 0.990. Adsorption and endogenous bio-reduction were the main AO7 removal pathways inR1, while inR2 bio-reduction was the dominant. Organics in henna could be released and fermented to volatile fatty acids, acting as effective electron donors for AO7 reduction, which was accelerated by soluble and/or fixed lawsone. Afterwards, the removal process weakened over time, indicating the demand of electron donation and lawsone-releasing during the long-term operation of UAF.