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Research and Application Progress of Yeast in Wastewater Treatment

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This paper introduces the characteristics of yeast in the process of wastewater treatment; and introduces the application on treatment of oily sewage, monosodium glutamate wastewater, metal ion wastewater using yeast; finally, this paper analyses the kinetic models of yeasts in wastewater treatment.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 587-589)

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669-673

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July 2014

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Qiu Hua Shen*, Xiao Jie Wang, Xiao Jing Li

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Kinetic Model, Wastewater Treatment, Yeasts

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