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Microbial degradation of aromatic and polyaromatic toxic compounds adsorbed on powdered activated carbon
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“Enhanced biodegradation has been attributed to ability of adsorbent to act as a modulator, by immediately adsorbing high concentrations of the toxic compounds, and thus regulating the concentration of the free toxic material; together with providing an enriched environment for microbial metabolism on the liquid-solid surface, on which microbial cells, enzymes, organic materials and oxygen are ads”
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- Abu-Salah, K., Shelef, G., Levanon, D., Armon, R., & Dosoretz, C. G.
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- Journal of Biotechnology
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- Elsevier BV
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- 1996-11
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- 51
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- 3
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- 265-272
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- 0168-1656
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- en
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