Bioremediation of Mining Waste and Other Copper-containing Effluents by Biosorption

Ordóñez, Javier I.; Mercado, Ana; Wong-Pinto, Liey-si; Cortés, Sonia I.

doi:10.1201/9781003229940-25

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“…However, high amounts of energy and chemical agents required and the generation of large quantities of secondary waste are drawbacks that limit their broad application. In addition, the efficiency for very dilute solutions is generally low [25].…”

Section: Treatment Techniques For Heavy Metals Contaminated Effluentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The mechanisms governing the different bioremediation procedures include bioweathering, microbial reduction, biomineralization, bioaccumulation and biosorption [32]. Biosorption can be classified using different criteria, such as the metabolism dependence of metal-biosorbent interaction and the location where that interaction occurs [25].…”

Section: Treatment Techniques For Heavy Metals Contaminated Effluentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For this purpose, the literature strongly shows the use of monometallic solutions of defined concentrations or in mixtures with established proportions. These experiments have made it possible to elucidate many of the phenomena that occur during biosorption and operating conditions that are best for biosorption and that are specific to the metalbiosorbent interaction [25].…”

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Biosorption of Heavy Metals with Algae: Critical Review of Its Application in Real Effluents

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Biosorption is a variant of sorption techniques in which the adsorbent is a material of biological origin. It has become an economic and ecological alternative for the treatment of effluents. Among the biomasses employed in biosorption, algae have emerged as a sustainable solution for producing environmentally friendly adsorbents due to their abundance in seawater and freshwater, profitability, reuse and high metal absorption capacities. Although the research on the use of biosorbents is extensive and has grown in recent years, there are not many cases of their use for the treatment of real industrial solutions, which are more challenging due to the complex composition of metals that results in interference or competition over the functional sites of the biomass. This review aims to highlight the current state of research, focusing on the application of algae biosorption to remove copper from effluents. The most studied metals are those with the most significant health connotations, such as Cd, Cu and Pb. Regarding copper, only 2% of the biosorption works using seaweeds have been applied to real effluents, which leaves a relevant gap to advance the technology in the treatment of polluted solutions.

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Section: Treatment Techniques For Heavy Metals Contaminated Effluentsmentioning

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New approaches for regulation of structure and adsorption properties of biochar based on freshwater sediments (sapropels)

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Biodegradation of copper (II) ions by Klebsiella sp. 3S1 isolated from the eutrophicated water of Dal lake in Srinagar Kashmir (India)

Mir

Rather

2023

International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry

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Bioremediation of Mining Waste and Other Copper-containing Effluents by Biosorption

Cited by 4 publications

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Biosorption of Heavy Metals with Algae: Critical Review of Its Application in Real Effluents

Biosorption of Heavy Metals with Algae: Critical Review of Its Application in Real Effluents

New approaches for regulation of structure and adsorption properties of biochar based on freshwater sediments (sapropels)

Biodegradation of copper (II) ions by Klebsiella sp. 3S1 isolated from the eutrophicated water of Dal lake in Srinagar Kashmir (India)

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