The Fosfomycin Degradation by Hydrolysis Acidification-Biological Contact Oxidation and Microbial Community Analysis

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The lab scale biological fosfomycin degradation by hydrolysis acidification-contact oxidation combined process was studied. And the microbial communities in hydrolysis acidification-contact oxidation combined process were analyzed. The results showed that the organic phosphorus was well degraded by hydrolysis acidification-contact oxidation combined process when organic phosphorus concentration in the influent was lower than 10 mg/l. The combined process could endure the loading with the influent organic phosphorus concentration between 10-20 mg/l. The community analysis showed that most of the phosphorus removal bacteria and antibiotics resistance bacteria were discovered in contact oxidation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 807-809)

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