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Biosorption of dyestuff reactive red 198 with biomass of trametes versicolor

Trametes versicolor biyokütlesi ile reaktif red 198 boyarmaddesinin biyosorpsiyonu

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247–264
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2022-10-18
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Also, potential functional groups of T.versicolor biomass and efficient at biosorption of Reactive Red 198 were determined with FTIR analysis.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Large quantities of dyes used in the textile industry are discharged to natural life at the end of manufacturing and processing operations which turn out much hazard related to environment and human health.
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Key Findings & Data:In this work, biosorption of Reactive Red 198 dyestuff is studied with dry biomasses of Trametes versicolor ATCC 200801 and optimum conditions are determined.
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Conclusion & Impact:Also, potential functional groups of T.versicolor biomass and efficient at biosorption of Reactive Red 198 were determined with FTIR analysis.
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Large quantities of dyes used in the textile industry are discharged to natural life at the end of manufacturing and processing operations which turn out much hazard related to environment and human health. Pollution causing these dyestuffs is possible to reduce with biological methods. In this work, biosorption of Reactive Red 198 dyestuff is studied with dry biomasses of Trametes versicolor ATCC 200801 and optimum conditions are determined. At result of study done, it is chosen pH 2,0, biomass amount 0,4 g, initial dye concentration 75 mg/l, contact time 20 minutes, agitation rate 100 r.p.m, temperature 35°C. Maximum yield 92,57% is acquired at optimum conditions. Also, potential functional groups of T.versicolor biomass and efficient at biosorption of Reactive Red 198 were determined with FTIR analysis.

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Tekstil endüstrisinde kullanılan büyük miktarda boyarmadde üretim sonunda doğal yasam ortamına desarj edilmekte bu da çevre ve insan sağlığı ile ilgili tehlikeler meydana getirmektedir. Bu boyarmaddelerin sebep olduğu kirliliğin biyolojik yöntemlerle azaltılması mümkündür. Bu çalısmada, Reaktif Red 198 boyarmaddesinin Trametes versicolor ATCC 200801’in kuru biyokütlesi ile biyosorpsiyonu çalısılmıs ve en uygun kosullar belirlenmistir. Yapılan çalısma sonucunda pH 2,0, biyokütle miktarı 0,4 g, baslangıç boyarmadde konsantrasyonu 75 mg/l, temas süresi 20 dk, çalkalama hızı 100 r.p.m., sıcaklık 35°C olarak seçilmistir. Optimum kosullarda en yüksek %92,57 verim elde edilmistir. Ayrıca yapılan FTIR analizleri ile T. versicolor fungal biyokütlesinin sahip olduğu ve Reaktif Red 198 biyosorpsiyonunda etkili olabilecek fonksiyonel gruplar belirlenmistir.

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AYTAR, P., ÜNAL, A., GEDİKLİ, S., GÜNGÖRMEDİ, G., ŞAŞMAZ, S., KOLANKAYA, N., ÇABUK, A. (2022). Biosorption of dyestuff reactive red 198 with biomass of trametes versicolor. Eskişehir Osmangazi Üniversitesi Mühendislik Mimarlık Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 2, 247–264. https://ajindex.com/articles/505820

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