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Influencing factors on Ni bioaccumulation by Synechcoccus

Chunbao Sun

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Influencing factors on Ni bioaccumulation by Synechcoccus were studied. The equilibration time of Ni bioaccumulation was about 80 min in aqueous solution. The bioaccumulation quantity reached a maximum when the mass ratio of Ni to Synechcoccus was between 16%-18%, and increased with the increasing of pH. The optimum pH was 9-10 because high pH would lead to precipitation of Ni(OH)2. The bioaccumulation quantity was also influenced by temperature and illumination intensity and the optimal condition was 35 ℃ and 3000 lx. The bioaccumulation of nonliving algae was lager than that of living algae.

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Influencing factors on Ni bioaccumulation by Synechcoccus were studied. The equilibration time of Ni bioaccumulation was about 80 min in aqueous solution. The bioaccumulation quantity reached a maximum when the mass ratio of Ni to Synechcoccus was between 16%-18%, and increased with the increasing of pH. The optimum pH was 9-10 because high pH would lead to precipitation of Ni(OH)2. The bioaccumulation quantity was also influenced by temperature and illumination intensity and the optimal condition was 35 ℃ and 3000 lx. The bioaccumulation of nonliving algae was lager than that of living algae.

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Influencing factors on Ni bioaccumulation by Synechcoccus were studied. The equilibration time of Ni bioaccumulation was about 80 min in aqueous solution. The bioaccumulation quantity reached a maximum when the mass ratio of Ni to Synechcoccus was between 16%-18%, and increased with the increasing of pH. The optimum pH was 9-10 because high pH would lead to precipitation of Ni(OH)2. The bioaccumulation quantity was also influenced by temperature and illumination intensity and the optimal condition was 35 ℃ and 3000 lx. The bioaccumulation of nonliving algae was lager than that of living algae.

Key concepts: Bioaccumulation, Algae, Environmental chemistry, Chemistry, Aqueous solution, Precipitation, Botany, Biology

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