BIP! Finder - Effect of soot formed in result of coal combustion with two types of solid fuel additives on soot – soil bacteria interaction – biodegradation of soot components by soil bacteria

2016 • Effect of soot formed in result of coal combustion with two types of solid fuel additives on soot – soil bacteria interaction – biodegradation of soot components by soil bacteria

Authors: Marek Chyc; Dariusz Latowski; Monika Olchawa-Pajor; Monika Bojko; Barbara Kalicka

Venue: E3S Web of Conferences

Type: Publication

Abstract: During coal combustion soot formation is unwanted. There are many fuel additives used to reduce soot production. In this study toxicity and biodegradation of three types of soot by two soil bacteria strains i.e. Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Bacillus subtilis were compared. Two additives were selected to produce soot samples: (i) commonly used and containing significant quantities of NaCl (40–44%) and copper (Cu-additive), (ii) newly developed without NaCl and with triiron tetraoxide instead of copper (Feadditive). Average number of bacterial co... (read more)

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1.0977671E-9 2.8100708E-9 1 1

/ Attention: 0 60

Topics: Environmental chemistry

DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/20161000007

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