Research Advances on Bioremediation of Crude Oil Pollution
Danping Xie
Abstract
Danping Xie
Abstract
This article overviews the study of the effect(factors) of crude oil bioremediation over last several years.The main effect(factors include:) 1.microbial species,which seem to have different degradation rate under varied circumstances and n-alkanes;2.physical and chemical properties of crude oil itself,which have an important effect on biodegradation,such as conglutination,boiling point,refractive index,ingredient and concentration of the oil;and 3.culture condition of microorganism,under which the degrading activity of microorganism will be affected by surfactant,light condition,sorbent,nutrition,co-metabolite,oxygen,temperature and salinity during the inoculation of selected or indigenous microorganisms.
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This article overviews the study of the effect(factors) of crude oil bioremediation over last several years.The main effect(factors include:) 1.microbial species,which seem to have different degradation rate under varied circumstances and n-alkanes;2.physical and chemical properties of crude oil itself,which have an important effect on biodegradation,such as conglutination,boiling point,refractive index,ingredient and concentration of the oil;and 3.culture condition of microorganism,under which the degrading activity of microorganism will be affected by surfactant,light condition,sorbent,nutrition,co-metabolite,oxygen,temperature and salinity during the inoculation of selected or indigenous microorganisms.
Key concepts: Bioremediation, Biodegradation, Microorganism, Salinity, Environmental chemistry, Environmental science, Pulp and paper industry, Crude oil