How Does Triclocarban Affect Sulfur Transformation in Anaerobic Systems?
Qizi Fu,
Xuemei Li,
Yunhao Xu
et al.
Abstract:Triclocarban (TCC), as a typical antimicrobial agent, accumulates at substantial levels in natural environments and engineered systems. This work investigated the impact of TCC on anaerobic sulfur transformation, especially toxic H 2 S production. Experimental findings revealed that TCC facilitated sulfur flow from the sludge solid phase to liquid phase, promoted sulfate reduction and sulfur-containing amino acid degradation, and largely improved anaerobic H 2 S production, i.e., 50−600 mg/kg total suspended s… Show more
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