2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.eti.2023.103091
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Effective and sustainable bioremediation of molybdenum pollutants from wastewaters by potential microalgae

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“…Furthermore, pH level plays a critical factor in affecting the ability of S. obliquus to remove copper and molybdenum. In this study, the pH level of S. obliquus culture and PW inside the PBR was above 7, whereas the optimum pH for these heavy metals adsorption by microalgae is below 7 (Saavedra et al 2018 ; Liu et al 2021 ; Novák et al 2020 ; Urrutia et al 2019 ; Tambat et al 2023 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Furthermore, pH level plays a critical factor in affecting the ability of S. obliquus to remove copper and molybdenum. In this study, the pH level of S. obliquus culture and PW inside the PBR was above 7, whereas the optimum pH for these heavy metals adsorption by microalgae is below 7 (Saavedra et al 2018 ; Liu et al 2021 ; Novák et al 2020 ; Urrutia et al 2019 ; Tambat et al 2023 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Secara umum proses adsorbsi tidak dioperasikan pada temperatur tinggi maupun rendah karena akan meningkatkan biaya operasional dalam menyediakan sumber panas dan unit refrigerasi. Reaksi adsorpsi logam berat dapat bersifat eksotermis, sehingga efisiensi adsorbsi meningkat dengan penurunan temperatur (Tambat et al, 2023). Pernyataan ini telah dibuktikan dari hasil analisis termodinamika pada proses adsorbsi diberbagai suhu yang menghasilkan entalpi bernilai negatif.…”
Section: Pengaruh Temperatur Larutanunclassified
“…Until now, the main techniques are the aerobic process with anaerobic sedimentation [4], activated sludge process combined with ozonation [5], sludge retention time control and its biological decomposition [6], and high dissolved oxygen process [7] for the management of excess sludge produced in the activated sludge process has been reported. Since the disposal of excess sludge from purification sys tems in the environment is done either as compos t (fertilizer) or as landfill, the presence of heavy metal pollution plays an important and influential role in its disposal because the entry of heavy metals into the soil and the s tructure of plants, it will eventually appear in the human body through diffusion in water and dus t. Heavy metals such as arsenic (skin cancer) [8][9], cadmium (lung cancer) [10][11], copper (kidney and liver failure) [12], lead (des troying the nervous sys tem) [13], mercury (congenital abnormalities) [14][15], molybdenum (hyperactivity and convulsion factor) [16], nickel (cardiovascular abnormalities) [17] and selenium (kidney and liver des truction) [18] which are considered a serious threat to human health. There are many methods for determining and extracting heavy metals from different matrixes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%