The hexavalent chromium biological reduction constitutes a safe and economical detoxification procedure of wastewaters containing Cr(VI). However, little research has been done to evaluate Cr(VI) tolerance and reduction capacity of microbial cultures under different growth conditions. The aims of this work were (a) to evaluate the capacity of Sphaerotilus natans to reduce Cr(VI) to Cr(III) in a continuous system limited in carbon and energy source or in nitrogen source, (b) to evaluate the toxic effect of Cr(VI) on this microorganism, (c) to carry out a complete analysis of Cr(VI) reduction by S. natans not only in continuous regime but also in batch system, and (d) to model the obtained results mathematically. S. natans exhibited great res...
Chromium exists in the environment predominantly in the trivalent state (Cr(III)). However, the inci...
The existing techniques for the removal of heavy metals are expensive and frequently inefficient. Th...
Due to the threat posed by Cr(VI) on humans and aquatic wildlife, the removal of this metal must be ...
Bioremediation is an important technology to remediate the chromium (Cr) contaminated soil and water...
867-876Hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) contamination is one of the important threat to the environment....
Hexavalent chromium becomes in one of the tops internationally concern environmental issues due to i...
Chromate-resistant microorganisms with the ability of reducing toxic Cr(VI) to less toxic Cr(III), a...
The application of chromium in industries has introduced anthropogenic release of chromate which is ...
The objectives of the present work were: (i) to analyze the capacity of activated sludge to reduce h...
Hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) is highly soluble in water, but is widely used in industrial sectors fo...
Hexavalent chromium contamination is caused by different industrial applications and commercial proc...
Industrial applications and commercial processes release a lot of chromium into the environment (soi...
Open-cast mining of chromite ore from the deposits of Sukinda, Orissa, is known as one of the ten mo...
Extensive use of hexavalent chromium in various industrial processes and improper treatment technol...
Hexavalent Chromium (Cr(VI)) has long been known to be highly mobile and toxic when compared with th...
Chromium exists in the environment predominantly in the trivalent state (Cr(III)). However, the inci...
The existing techniques for the removal of heavy metals are expensive and frequently inefficient. Th...
Due to the threat posed by Cr(VI) on humans and aquatic wildlife, the removal of this metal must be ...
Bioremediation is an important technology to remediate the chromium (Cr) contaminated soil and water...
867-876Hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) contamination is one of the important threat to the environment....
Hexavalent chromium becomes in one of the tops internationally concern environmental issues due to i...
Chromate-resistant microorganisms with the ability of reducing toxic Cr(VI) to less toxic Cr(III), a...
The application of chromium in industries has introduced anthropogenic release of chromate which is ...
The objectives of the present work were: (i) to analyze the capacity of activated sludge to reduce h...
Hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) is highly soluble in water, but is widely used in industrial sectors fo...
Hexavalent chromium contamination is caused by different industrial applications and commercial proc...
Industrial applications and commercial processes release a lot of chromium into the environment (soi...
Open-cast mining of chromite ore from the deposits of Sukinda, Orissa, is known as one of the ten mo...
Extensive use of hexavalent chromium in various industrial processes and improper treatment technol...
Hexavalent Chromium (Cr(VI)) has long been known to be highly mobile and toxic when compared with th...
Chromium exists in the environment predominantly in the trivalent state (Cr(III)). However, the inci...
The existing techniques for the removal of heavy metals are expensive and frequently inefficient. Th...
Due to the threat posed by Cr(VI) on humans and aquatic wildlife, the removal of this metal must be ...