RESEARCH ON BIOSORPTION OF URANIUM BY SACCHAROMYCES CERIVISIAE
Wang Cui
Abstract
Wang Cui
Abstract
The effects of pH and the granularity of Scerivisiae on the biosorption capacity were examined in order to study the properties of the biosorption of uranium from effluent by Saccharomyces cerivisiae. The isotherm was drawn. From the isotherm, the equations of Langmuir and Freundlich were achieved. The results showed the highest biosorption capacity was obtained when the pH value was about 6 and the granularity was 015~013 mm.
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The effects of pH and the granularity of Scerivisiae on the biosorption capacity were examined in order to study the properties of the biosorption of uranium from effluent by Saccharomyces cerivisiae. The isotherm was drawn. From the isotherm, the equations of Langmuir and Freundlich were achieved. The results showed the highest biosorption capacity was obtained when the pH value was about 6 and the granularity was 015~013 mm.
Key concepts: Biosorption, Uranium, Freundlich equation, Effluent, Langmuir, Granularity, Chemistry, Nuclear chemistry