Substrate Interaction during Aerobic Biodegradation of Creosote-Related Compounds: A Factorial Batch Experiment.
Substrate Interaction during Aerobic Biodegradation of Creosote-Related Compounds: A Factorial Batch Experiment.
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杂酚油相关化合物需氧生物降解过程中的底物相互作用:析因批次实验。
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
R. Samson
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作者:
D. Millette;J. Barker;Y. Comeau;B. J. Butler;E. Frind;B. Clément;R. Samson
The interactions among seven creosote-related compounds (phenanthrene, fluorene, p-cresol, pentachlorophenol, carbazole, dibenzothiophene, and dibenzofuran) during their aerobic biodegradation in groundwater were studied in factorial experiments. Three separate experiments were conducted in simple batch systems with phenanthrene, p-cresol, and carbazole as the response variable for the first, second, and third experiments, respectively, and other compounds as factors. In general, the more hydrophobic and recalcitrant compounds were more affected by substrate interaction. Mineralization of p-cresol was not affected by substrate interaction. In contrast, p-cresol inhibited mineralization of phenanthrene, but other compounds did not Mineralization of carbazole was severely affected by the presence of other compounds. p-Cresol was the main inhibitor. Phenanthrene inhibited biodegradation, butto a lesser extent, whereas fluorene enhanced mineralization of carbazole. Pentachlorophenol and dibenzofuran caused an increase in the lag time but did not affect mineralization of carbazole afterward.