Recovery of copper (II) absorbed in biomass of Cladosporium cladosporioides

Abstract

The biosorption process, characterized by the use of biomass for removing metals from aqueous solutions, is an attractive technology using inactive and dead biomasses to remove heavy metals from aqueous solutions in the absence of metabolic activity necessary for intracellular accumulation. The desorption process, which concentrates the metal previously absorbed for possible reuse, is also important. The desorption of copper (Cu)

Decreasing Of Lead And Cadmium By Cladosporium and Albizia (Paraserianthes falcataria L. Nielsen) Mycorrhizal On Oil Sludge Phytoremediation

“…Cladosporium known as fungi that can be an efficient asbiosorben for several toxic heavy metals such as Cadmium (Cd), Copper (Cu) and other organic compound like aromatic hydrocarbon. 4 From the result we can observe that Cladosporium has a better ability to accumulate cadmium than lead in both of oil sludge concentration.…”