Microbial decolourization of textile dyes through isolates obtained from contaminated sites
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Microbial decolourization of textile dyes through isolates obtained from contaminated sites
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Creator |
Kaushik, Prachi
Malik, Anushree |
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Subject |
Azo dye
Decolourization Shaking Stationary |
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Description |
325-331
This study presents microbial decolourization of textile dyes through 3 bacterial isolates [CPE (bacterial isolate from Pali effluent), CPS (bacterial isolate from Pali soil) and CBE (bacterial isolate from Baddi effluent)] and a fungal isolate [FBE (fungal isolate from Baddi effluent)] obtained from effluent and effluent contaminated sites in Pali (Rajasthan, India) and Baddi (Himachal Pradesh, India). Removal of Acid Sulphone Blue dye (initial conc. 100 mg/l) after 50 h was: FBE (97.67%) > CBE (82.83%) > CPS (60%) > CPE (51.8%). Isolates (CBE and FBE) that displayed good decolourization of Acid Sulphone Blue could decolourize Acid Navy Blue (75.85-100%) and Fast Red A (46.42-99.33%) well but Acid Magenta was removed with lesser efficiency (51.57-69.93%). FBE could hold a good potential for removal of toxic azo dyes from industrial effluents. |
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Date |
2009-03-30T06:47:02Z
2009-03-30T06:47:02Z 2009 |
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Article
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0022-4456
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/3497 |
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en_US
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Publisher |
CSIR
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Source |
JSIR Vol.68(04) [April 2009]
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