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Changes of the carbon isotopic composition of trichloroethylene during aerobic biodegradation: a new tool to estimate removal efficiencies

Abstract

Trichloroethylene (TCE) was degraded aerobically with the strain Burkholderia cepacia G4. The degradation leveled out after ~ 40 hours, while the removal efficiency depended on the optical cell density (OD540). During the experiment at an OD540 of 0.8, TCE was degraded up to 59.3 %, with an isotopic difference between initial and remaining substrate of 12.3 ‰. At a lower OD540 of 0.5 the amount of TCE degraded was only 40.5 % and the δ13CTCE …

Authors

Barth JAC; Kalin RM; Clarke D; Larkin M; Schüth C; Bill M; Slater G; Lollar BS

Pagination

pp. 229-230

Publisher

Taylor & Francis

DOI

10.1201/9781003078593-114