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BIOMINET Proceedings : Mining Effluent Technologies
(J.M. Scharer et al.) Retardation of heavy metal dispersion in tailings seepage waters from Elliot Lake via metal uptake by algae (H. Mann et al.) Biomass ... ) BIOMINET 6th Annual Meeting October 6, 1989 Selective concentration of uranium from bioleach solutions using immobilized biomass in a continuous pilot plant (J.P. Cuif et. al.) Acid mine drainage research in ...
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The experimental results show that shell sand, molecular sieve and waste biomass have a relatively high efficiency in removing most heavy metal ions present in low pH leachates ... Zn>Al>Co>Mn. From the two types of the isolated from leachates inoculum used as immobilized biomass, only heterothrophic acidophilic bacteria had a positive effect on metal uptake in contrary to ...
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The biomass beads could be regenerated for reuse with an aqueous solution containing 4 mM ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid. The robustness and stability of the immobilized biomass beads could lead to the development of an efficient and cost-effective bioremediation technology for the removal and recovery of toxic metals from aqueous solutions. Keywords: ...
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Ecological Engineering Group
The rhizosphere is a zone of increased microbial activity and biomass at the root-soil interface that is under the interface of the plant roots. It is ... contaminants are, in many cases, completely destroyed (converted to CO2 and H2O) rather than simply immobilized or stored. Salt-tolerant plants, called halophytes, have reduced the salt levels in soils by ...
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Ecological Engineering Group
The rhizosphere is a zone of increased microbial activity and biomass at the root-soil interface that is under the interface of the plant roots. It is ... contaminants are, in many cases, completely destroyed (converted to CO2 and H2O) rather than simply immobilized or stored. Salt-tolerant plants, called halophytes, have reduced the salt levels in soils by ...
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