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- W4311764531 abstract "Sulfur-based autotrophic bioremediation is recognized as an environmentally-friendly and effective method for the treatment of Cr(VI) in groundwater. However, inorganic carbon (IC), especially IC-rich solid kitchen waste, has rarely been reported as an important factor in the autotrophic process. In China, kitchen waste containing IC is generated in large quantities, and in combination with Cr(VI) autotrophic treatment technology in groundwater can achieve a win-win situation. Herein, the efficiency of Cr(VI)-bioreduction coupling solid inorganic carbon (SIC) (e.g. marble, egg shell, oyster shell, and NSAD synthetic material) and liquid inorganic carbon (LIC) was compared for the first time. After 18 d incubation, there were significant differences in Cr(VI) reduction efficiency and microbial community between SIC-bioreactors and LIC-bioreactors. Higher electron transfer activity, greater bioavailability of organics, and multiple Cr(VI) reductases were detected in SIC-biosystems, which effectively promoted Cr(VI) energy metabolism and enzyme-mediated biological reduction. High-throughput 16S rRNA gene sequencing reveled multiple cooperative mechanism in different substrate biosystems. This study not only advances the understanding of SIC coupled with Cr(VI) autotrophic bioreduction, but also provides new insights for the treatment of solid kitchen waste and groundwater bioremediation." @default.
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- W4311764531 title "Does inorganic carbon species alter chromium reduction mechanism in sulfur-based autotrophic biosystem?" @default.
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