research of possibilities for the use of multienzyme complex of algae mycrocystis aeruginosa for treatment of drinkable and process water
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Abstract
The methods and a laboratory bench have been developed for research of the multienzyme systems of cyanobacteriae Mycrocystis aeruginosa. The bench allows regulating the luminous intensity and suspension agitation, studying the cells reproduction and conducting the chemical analysis of water. It has been established that algae can be used in a biofilter for reducing low concentrations of total iron in water to the levels which meet state standard (GOST 2874-82) requirements. Algae cells reproduction during water treatment from iron in a biofilter indicates that the number of enzyme systems and their activity increase. The advantage of the algae multienzyme systems use for the water treatment is the fact that they maintain their activity for a long time and do not need any carbonaceous energy substrata.
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| Authors | ;V. I. Karpenko;L. P. Golodok;M. V. Vodka;A. A. Dyachenko;L. A. Sirenko |
| Journal | the palgrave handbook of feminism and sport, leisure and physical education |
| Year | 2010 |
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