Advanced Materials Research Vols. 356-360

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Abstract: Horseradish peroxidase was immobilized by montmorillonite to construct a nano-scale structural biocatalyst for the stabilization and/or detoxification of phenolic compounds from natural waters. Humic substances extracted from soils were used as a bonding agent, stimulating peptide covalent bonds between enzymes and surface of inorganic clay minerals. Operating conditions including concentrations of enzyme inoculated and duration time and temperature for the immobilization were examined and the optimal condition for maximizing the quantity of enzyme immobilized was found. The results of this study are expected to provide the essential information for the process-efficient and economic enzyme immobilization operations in the environmental engineering as well as for establishing ecological green U-City.
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Abstract: Biochemical decomposition of catechol and 4-chlorocatechol, degradation intermediate products of 4-chlorophenol, was investigated using enzymes and their immobilized forms by clay minerals. An oxygenase that can initiate oxidative ring-fission of aromatic compounds was obtained via cloning of its gene (cphA-1) encoding hydroxyquinol dioxygenase contained in Arthrobacter chlorophenolicus A6 and overexpression and purification of the enzyme. The enzyme expressed in vitro was then immobilized onto the clay mineral (montmorillonite). Michaelis-Menten kinetic analysis was conducted to compare the expressed enzymes and the immobilized biocatalysts with regard to their degradation activity and capability to sustain activities under severe environments. Vmax values for the immobilized enzymes were smaller than those for the originally cloned enzymes, indicating that loss of enzyme activity was accompanied in the enzyme immobilization process. However, the immobilized enzyme demonstrated far more stable degrading activity in response to wide environmental changes such as marked variation of pH, temperature, and ionic strength. This supported that the enzyme immobilization can provide great advantages for its field application and also should be useful for establishing the concept of ecological green U-City.
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Abstract: The influences of various geochemical factors, such as pH, phosphate, bicarbonate, humic acid, permanganate, and dissolved oxygen, on hexavalent chromium(Cr(VI)) removal by zero-valent iron(Fe0) were investigated in a batch setting. Results showed that low pH environments were favorable to removal of Cr(VI) compared with high pH environments. Phosphate significantly inhibited removal of Cr(VI) possibly due to competition of adsorption sites on corrosion products. Humic acid introduced a marginal influence on Fe0 reactivity toward Cr(VI) reduction, whereas bicarbonate enhanced Cr(VI) removal by maintaining the solution pH near neutral. Permanganate cumbered the removal of Cr(VI) due to its competition for electron from oxidation of Fe0. The removal efficiency of Cr(VI) was higher in oxic conditions than that in anoxic conditions.
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Abstract: In order to observe the influences of liquid boiling time on purifying sugar from candied liquid with evaporation method, 50 g of candied liquid was weighed for evaporating experiments and control of the boiling time is 10 min, 20 min, 25 min, 30 min. In these experiments, 6 parallel experiments were done at each boiling time for observing the change of the candied liquid in different boiling time and determining the sweetness of candied liquid. The results show that: with the increase of boiling time, sugar content continue to decrease; Selected time for the purity of the purified sugar have a great impact.
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Abstract: Preserved production is caused by wastewater pollution which has become a serious environmental problem in chaoshan district of one. Through the research KangHui group Chao’an cool fruit factory integrated nature of emissions from wastewater integrated wastewater, treat preserved fruits wastewater with activated sludge. In order to strengthen the cultivation of acclimation wastewater treatment, domestication was studied the best training domesticated aeration time. Experiments show that: The best treatment of preserved fruits wastewater is Acclimation of 38 h, and the wastewater CODcr removal rate reached 98.0%, then the effluent CODcr can be reduced in the 95 mg/L or so. Activated sludge treatment cool fruit production waste water, the training domesticated aeration and h of wastewater treatment after best effect.
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Abstract: In order to observe the influence of liquid mass with evaporating purification from candied liquid of preserved fruits in the same boiling time, volume were obtained 35 g, 40 g, 45 g, 50 g, 55 g of candied liquid to evaporate. Boiling the solution for each time for 25 mins, the quality of each of four groups of parallel experiments was done to measure the candied liquid evaporation after sugar, the effects of different quality candied liquid evaporation effect. The results showed that in the same boiling time, the increase in quality with liquid, sugar becomes larger and larger; Candied liquid boiling temperature is about 99 °C, liquid in the different quality of candied sugar by evaporation and purification process need different times to boiling; In these experiments, candied sugar solution used was 60.8% of the percentage content.
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Abstract: In this study, a mathematical model has been developed for the submerged membrane bioreactor (SMBR). Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) Modified Non-woven model is immerged in MBR to be used for synthetic wastewater treatment. The results show that membrane fouling resistance is mostly cake resistance occurring during filtration. Based on the concept of specific fouling resistance and Darcy law that describes the relationship between flux and resistance during filtration driven by pressure, a module is established to explain the relationship between specific fouling resistance and time during filtration controlled by cake resistance in SMBR. The decline trend of flux can be predicted by the model. The model is used to predict the decline trend of flux during pharmaceutical wastewater treatment. Compared with experimental data, the relative error is less than 10% at t>b, the relative error is less than 5% at t>2b. It shows that the model can predict the decline trend of flux during stable operation of SMBR. But the relative error is bigger during unstable operation at initial stage (t
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Abstract: Desulfurization and Denitrification processes in two pulsed discharge plasma systems (NO/SO2/N2/O2/H2O and NO/SOSubscript text2/NSubscript text2/OSubscript text2) were simulated respectively, and then the removal characteristics of these two gas systems were analyzed. The results show that NO can be completely removed when the residence time is close to 1.3 s and SOSubscript text2 removal rate is 61.5% when the residence time reaches 3 s in a system containing water vapor (HSubscript text2O). When the system does not contain water vapor, NO removal rate is still much high, but SOSubscript text2 removal rate is approximately zero. When OSubscript text2 concentration is increased, NO removal velocity will be faster and the peak of the concentration curve of NOSubscript text2 will be higher. NO removing velocity is much faster in a system containing water vapor than that in a system without water vapor when both systems have almost the same OSubscript text2 concentration.
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Abstract: Phytoalcca acinosa Roxb, a perennial and herb, was reported to be a Mn-hyperaccumulator. In this study, P. acinosa was investigated for its potential to remove Mn from the soil in a series of pot experiments. The results showed that P. acinosa had a high extraction capacity for manganese in soil and extracted manganese from soil to the leaves and stems quickly. The average concentration of Mn in leaves was 17,043 mg/kg dry weight (DW) with a maximum of 28,202mg/kg DW. While the average Mn concentration in stems and roots were 3,138 mg / kg DW and 2,189 mg / kg DW respectively, and were less than those in leaves. Amount of Mn extracted by a plant was the highest (13.000 mg/plant) when Mn concentration was 500mg/kg DW in soil. Dynamic experiment indicated the best harvest time for P. acinosa was 60d. The sequential harvests did not significantly affect Mn accumulation and shoot biomass (p > 0.05), however, the stem and leave biomass were changed (p<0.05), indicating that sequential harvest might be an available and convenient way to achieve the decontamination of Mn-contaminated soils by P. acinosa. These results showed that P. acinosa with a high capacity to remove manganese from soil might be a good candidate for remediation of Mn-contaminated soils.
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Abstract: In recent years, as public awareness on environmental problems increasing, soil pollutions are received more and more attention. Choosing a suburban garden soil as objective, adding exogenous heavy metal cadmium (Cd) and rare-earth element lanthanide (La) in the soil, Cd/La single stress and combined stress on soil urease and catalase were studied. The results showed that under Cd/La single or combined processing, both soil urease and catalase activities decrease while the concentration increases. With the incubation time extending, soil urease activities first increase and then decrease, and soil catalase first reduce then increase. Cd/La single and combined process has obvious inhibition on soil urease and catalase. At the same concentration, the inhibition degree to enzyme activity was Cd>Cd, La combined> La, and the inhibition of soil urease was higher than that of catalase. Soil urease and catalase showed a significantly negative correlation under different treatments. So setting soil urease and catalase as ecological indicators to soil heavy metal and rare earth elements pollution is feasible.
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