Acclimation and Enrichment of Microorganisms for Degrading Pentachlorophenol Fenton-Oxidation Products

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Title:	Acclimation and Enrichment of Microorganisms for Degrading Pentachlorophenol Fenton-Oxidation Products 五氯酚芬頓氧化產物之降解微生物的馴化與增殖研究
Authors:	I-Ming Chen Jih-Ming Chyan Yih-Feng Chang Ching-Shan Hsu Chien-Jung Lin
Contributors:	環境資源管理系環境工程與科學系
Keywords:	Fenton system Pentachlorophenol Biological degradation Acclimation 芬頓反應五氯酚生物分解馴化培養
Date:	2004
Issue Date:	2009-06-01 09:11:48 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	Fenton system can produce hydroxyl radicals with powerful oxidizing ability to degrade toxic contaminants. However, for pentachlorophenol (PCP) degradation, it is necessary to add over-dosage of oxidation reagent to mineralize PCP completely. Therefore, a combined method of chemical oxidation treatment and biological degradation treatment to deplete the PCP pollution is imperative to be developed. In this study, the biodegradability of the PCP oxidation products by indigenous microorganisms in Taiwan was evaluated. By using acclimation methods, microorganisms viable in mineral medium amended with PCP + glutamate or PCP-oxidation products were cultivated. After continuously transferred culturing, microorganisms with effective utilizing activity to PCP oxidation products were also established. The results indicated that the Fenton-oxidation products of PCP is more bioavailable and biodegradable than PCP. 芬頓反應具有強氧化力，能對難分解有機物進行氧化作用，但若要對五氯酚(pentachlorophenol, PCP)這類含氯量甚高之芳香族化合物達成完全礦化分解，則需要添加大量的試劑，所費不貲，且對於污染場址現地施行時，其過程對環境衝擊太大。結合化學氧化與生物分解程序進行有機毒性物質之排除，為近來頗受重視之研究方向，目的在於得到一整合處理方法，同時兼具化學氧化之優點— 迅速、確實，與生物分解之優點— 成本低廉、衝擊性低。本研究針對芬頓反應後之PCP氧化產物的分解微生物進行研究，並測試台灣本土微生物對於PCP
Relation:	嘉南學報(科技類)30期：p.131-140
Appears in Collections:	[Chna Nan Annual Bulletin] No.30 (2004) [Dept. of Environmental Resources Management] Periodical Articles [Dept. of Environmental Engineering and Science (including master's program)] Periodical Articles

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