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Biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater

Most dyes are by nature recalcitrant. An initial dye biodegradation study indicates that given the right process conditions, colour due to azo dyes can be removed biologically from wastewater. Biodegradation has been found to proceed via cleavage of azo bond(s). Anoxic condition was found to be n...

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Main Authors: Rakmi A. Rahman ,, Mohd. Ariffin Aton,
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Published: 1989
Online Access:http://journalarticle.ukm.my/1272/
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spelling my-ukm.journal.12722011-10-11T03:45:30Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/1272/ Biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater Rakmi A. Rahman , Mohd. Ariffin Aton, Most dyes are by nature recalcitrant. An initial dye biodegradation study indicates that given the right process conditions, colour due to azo dyes can be removed biologically from wastewater. Biodegradation has been found to proceed via cleavage of azo bond(s). Anoxic condition was found to be necessary for biological colour removal. The removal rate was faster in the presence of a readily biodegradable co-substrate 1989 Article PeerReviewed Rakmi A. Rahman , and Mohd. Ariffin Aton, (1989) Biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater. Jurnal Kejuruteraan, 1 . pp. 3-12. http://www.ukm.my/jkukm/index.php/jkukm
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description Most dyes are by nature recalcitrant. An initial dye biodegradation study indicates that given the right process conditions, colour due to azo dyes can be removed biologically from wastewater. Biodegradation has been found to proceed via cleavage of azo bond(s). Anoxic condition was found to be necessary for biological colour removal. The removal rate was faster in the presence of a readily biodegradable co-substrate
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author Rakmi A. Rahman ,
Mohd. Ariffin Aton,
spellingShingle Rakmi A. Rahman ,
Mohd. Ariffin Aton,
Biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater
author_facet Rakmi A. Rahman ,
Mohd. Ariffin Aton,
author_sort Rakmi A. Rahman ,
title Biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater
title_short Biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater
title_full Biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater
title_fullStr Biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater
title_full_unstemmed Biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater
title_sort biological removal of colour from textile finishing washwater
publishDate 1989
url http://journalarticle.ukm.my/1272/
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