THE EFFECT OF ORGANIC CARBON CONTENT OF SOIL ON BIOAVAILABILITY OF POLLUTANT AND THE COMPARISON OF POLLUTANT REMOVAL USING SLURRY REACTOR AND IN SITU BIOREMEDIATION

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SHOJA ALSADATI S.A.; NEMATIAN S.; HASHEMI NAJAFABADI S.

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Journal: AMIRKABIR Year:2008 | Volume:18 | Issue:67-D Page(s): 17-23

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THE EFFECT OF ORGANIC CARBON CONTENT OF SOIL ON BIOAVAILABILITY OF POLLUTANT AND THE COMPARISON OF POLLUTANT REMOVAL USING SLURRY REACTOR AND IN SITU BIOREMEDIATION

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SHOJA ALSADATI S.A. | NEMATIAN S. | HASHEMI NAJAFABADI S. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

BIOREMEDIATIONQ3

BIOAVAILABILITYQ3

BIODEGRADATIONQ3

IN SITUQ3

PHENANTHRENEQ3

SLURRY REACTORQ3

PSEUDOMONAS SPECIESQ3

Abstract

In this research, the effect of organic carbon content of soil on BIOAVAILABILITY of PHENANTHRENE contaminated soil was studied. Five different soil samples, with different total organic carbon content ranging from 0.5-13.3 (w/w) % were collected from different area. The samples were polluted with PHENANTHRENE, and then the BIODEGRADATION of the PHENANTHRENE in presence of PSEUDOMONAS SPECIES was evaluated. According to the results, 75- 95% of PHENANTHRENE was degraded during 95 days in contaminated samples, in the presence of bacteria. In contrast with the preliminary results, the BIOAVAILABILITY of PHENANTHRENE is complicated and it could result from various parameters. Further experiments were designed to compare the PHENANTHRENE BIOREMEDIATION under IN SITU and SLURRY REACTOR. The results reveal that the SLURRY REACTOR has the same degree of PHENANTHRENE BIODEGRADATION in short period of time.

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SHOJA ALSADATI, S.A., NEMATIAN, S., & HASHEMI NAJAFABADI, S.. (2008). THE EFFECT OF ORGANIC CARBON CONTENT OF SOIL ON BIOAVAILABILITY OF POLLUTANT AND THE COMPARISON OF POLLUTANT REMOVAL USING SLURRY REACTOR AND IN SITU BIOREMEDIATION. AMIRKABIR, 18(67-D), 17-23. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/858/en

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SHOJA ALSADATI S.A., NEMATIAN S., HASHEMI NAJAFABADI S.. THE EFFECT OF ORGANIC CARBON CONTENT OF SOIL ON BIOAVAILABILITY OF POLLUTANT AND THE COMPARISON OF POLLUTANT REMOVAL USING SLURRY REACTOR AND IN SITU BIOREMEDIATION. AMIRKABIR[Internet]. 2008;18(67-D):17-23. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/858/en

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S.A. SHOJA ALSADATI, S. NEMATIAN, and S. HASHEMI NAJAFABADI, “THE EFFECT OF ORGANIC CARBON CONTENT OF SOIL ON BIOAVAILABILITY OF POLLUTANT AND THE COMPARISON OF POLLUTANT REMOVAL USING SLURRY REACTOR AND IN SITU BIOREMEDIATION,” AMIRKABIR, vol. 18, no. 67-D, pp. 17–23, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/858/en

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