Viability and distribution of bacteria immobilized on Sawdust@silica: The removal mechanism of phenanthrene in soil
Viability and distribution of bacteria immobilized on Sawdust@silica: The removal mechanism of phenanthrene in soil
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锯末@二氧化硅上固定化细菌的活力和分布:土壤中菲的去除机制
DOI:
10.1016/j.ecoenv.2020.110649
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
6.8
通讯作者:
Sun Jianhui
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文献类型:
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作者:
Li Jinghua;Ou Yiwen;Zhang Yanshi;Guo Shuli;Li Shaohua;Guo Chuling;Dang Zhi;Cao Zhiguo;Feng Jinglan;Sun Jianhui
Immobilized cells (ICs) have been widely used to enhance the remediation of organic-contaminated soil (e.g., polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, PAHs). Once ICs are added to the heterogeneous soil, degradation hotspots are immediately formed near the carrier, leaving the remaining soil lack of degrading bacteria. Therefore, it remains unclear how ICs efficiently utilize PAHs in soil. In this study, the viability of Silica-IC (Cells@Sawdust@Silica) and the distribution of inoculated ICs and phenanthrene (Phe) in a slurry system (soil to water ratio 1:2) were investigated to explore the removal mechanism of PAHs by the ICs. Results showed that the Silica-IC maintained (i) good reproductive ability (displayed by the growth curve in soil and water phase), (ii) excellent stability, which was identified by the ratio of colony forming units in the soil phase to the water phase, the difference between the colony number and the DNA copies, and characteristics of the biomaterial observed by the FESEM, and (iii) high metabolic activity (the removal percentages of Phe in soil by the ICs were more than 95% after 48 h). Finally, the possible pathways for the ICs to efficiently utilize Phe in soil are proposed based on the distribution and correlation of Phe and ICs between the soil and water phase. The adsorption-degradation process was dominant,i.e., the enhanced degradation occurred between the ICs and carrier-adsorbed Phe. This study provided new insights on developing a bio-material for efficient bio-remediation of PAHs-contaminated soil.