Microbial remediation of triphenylmethane dyes contaminated wastewater: A review
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چکیده
Extensive dependence of textile and other industries on the synthetic dyes have made these chemicals a necessary evil nowadays. Among all classes dyes, triphenylmethane (TPMs) are most common unfortunately hazardous. The wastewater originated from various is usually found to contain major portion TPMs along-with inorganic organic contaminant which lead serious environmental consequences. In this regard, microbial remediation such seems be very robust, cost effective environment friendly strategy. Microbial exploits enzymatic capabilities microorganisms (bacteria, fungi or microalgae) cope with recalcitrant chemicals. can occur either by phenomenon adsorption onto systems through degradation metabolic mechanisms microbe under optimized conditions. Both two ways convert toxic harmless products. Biodegradation bioremediation pollutants achieved living organisms as plants algae. But current review only focuses microbes bacteria, yeast fungi. factors pH, temperature, inoculum size, dye concentration etc. profound effect optimization TPMs, never neglected hence they discussed in detail present study. way we claim that article will provide deep insights into consequences related toxicants being added our environment. Further, an emphasis implementation get rid waters would helpful enhance interest researchers scientists already working same theme.
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عنوان ژورنال: Pakistan journal of biochemistry and biotechnology
سال: 2021
ISSN: ['2788-4503', '2707-5494']
DOI: https://doi.org/10.52700/pjbb.v2i1.39