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Determination of Main Components in the Excess Activated Sludge

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In the study, we determine the content of the main components, i.e., protein, polysaccharides and lipids in the excess activated sludge. The measurement results were consistent with those obtained before. In conclusion, the research indicated that the waste activated sludge consisted of 73.85% organic matter, 58.1% protein, 10.39 mg/g carbohydrate, less than 1% lipid.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 534)

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Rui Jing Su, Deng Xin Li

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Excess Activated Sludge, Lipid, Main Components, Polysaccharide, Protein

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