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Research Paper | Environmental Science Studies | India | Volume 9 Issue 1, January 2020 | Popularity: 6.2 / 10
De-fluoridation by Mangrove Microbe
Sameer Sahoo, Divakar Goli
Abstract: One bacterial isolate Bacillus pumilus out of hundred and twenty-eight screened for tolerance against Pb, Cd, Ba, Cr, Fe, Cu, and F was found to be resistant against all. Hence it was selected up for detail study. The isolate could stand up against F- upto 1000 ppm. Shifting the pH from 7 to 6, an increase in de-fluoridation was observed i. e.46 % to 64 %. The non-metal absorption efficiency increases on altering pH (pH 7 to 6) i. e. from 200 ppm to 286 ppm Further analysis is based at a range of fluoride conc.0.5-20 ppm at pH 6 and 7, as the available fluoride in most of the contaminated site is
Keywords: Halophilic bacteria, Mangrove, De-fluoridation
Edition: Volume 9 Issue 1, January 2020
Pages: 1350 - 1355
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