The effect of cadmium on phosphate removal by immobilized Chlorella
Li Ding
Abstract
Li Ding
Abstract
The effect of cadmium on phosphate removal from settled domestic wastewater by Chlorella vulgaris entrapped in cadmium alginate was studied under different light intensities and different pH, and the experiment was employed in laboratory. The result showed that, 1)the effect of cadmium on algal phosphate removal varied from day to day, and peaked in the first day; 2)under some conditions, the content of phosphate removed increased when cadmium was added, however , cadmium inhibited the uptake of phosphate by algae generally; and 3) the treatment of immobilization to algae smoothed the disruption of cadmium. In the next experiment, more attention should be paid to conduct research in the relationship between light intensities/pH and cadmium.
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The effect of cadmium on phosphate removal from settled domestic wastewater by Chlorella vulgaris entrapped in cadmium alginate was studied under different light intensities and different pH, and the experiment was employed in laboratory. The result showed that, 1)the effect of cadmium on algal phosphate removal varied from day to day, and peaked in the first day; 2)under some conditions, the content of phosphate removed increased when cadmium was added, however , cadmium inhibited the uptake of phosphate by algae generally; and 3) the treatment of immobilization to algae smoothed the disruption of cadmium. In the next experiment, more attention should be paid to conduct research in the relationship between light intensities/pH and cadmium.
Key concepts: Cadmium, Phosphate, Algae, Chlorella vulgaris, Chemistry, Environmental chemistry, Wastewater, Botany