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Chun-Chin Wang
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Chi-Mei Lee
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Department ofEnvironmental Engineering,
Hung Kuang University,
Taichung 433, Taiwan,R.o.C.
2
Department ofEnvironmental Engineering,
National Chung Hsing University,
Taichung 402, Taiwan,R.o.C.
Key words: acrylamide, biodegradation, denitrification, nitrate.
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Acrylamide is widely used in industry and due to its carcinogenicity and toxicity,
discharge of acrylamide to the natural water and soil systems may lead to an adverse
environmental impact on water quality and thus endanger public health and welfare. This
aim of the study attempts to isolate and identify the denitrifying bacteria from the
acrylonitrile - butadiene - styrene (ABS) resin manufactured wastewater treatment system
and polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fiber manufactured wastewater treatment system. The bacteria
can utilize acrylamide for denitrification. The aim is also to understand the performance of
isolated pure strain and mixed bacteria culture for treating acrylamide from synthetic
wastewater. Finally, phylogenetic trees will be generated to understand the relationship of
bacteria which can utilize acrylamide for denitrification by methods based on 16S rONA
gene sequence. The results are: Both of the ABS and PAN mixed bacteria culture could
utilize acrylamide up to 1400 mg/l for denitrification from synthetic wastewater. Besides, the
suppl y of enough electron acceptor (nitrate) was necessary for the complete acrylamide
removal. The removal efficiency of acrylamide by the ABS mixed bacteria culture was better
than that of the PAN mixed bacteria culture. Strain P stutzeri and R. eutropha were isolated
from the ASS resin manufactured wastewater treatment system and the PAN fiber
manufactured wastewater treatment system, respectively. Both
strains could utilize
acrylamide up to 1700 mg/l for denitrification and the suppl y of enough nitrate was
necessary for the complete acrylamide removal. Strain P stutzeri and other denitrifying
bacteria did not have closely relationship based on the phylogenetic trees . But strain R.
eutropha and Stenotrophomonas sp. BO had intimate relationship based on the phylogenetic
trees. Although strain P stutzeri and R. eutropha could utilize acrylamide for denitrification,
both strains did not have closely relationship based on the phylogenetic trees.
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0.20
0.22
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3.riif* P. stutzeri W R. eutropha PJL-) 1700 mg/I j;J
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4.15iffi'f~mMijY¥~Ilm:~ , riif*fljm~meijy}ffi;~z
~~j]~E:
' liriif* P. stutzeri
B-jfEM*D~1£if* R. eutropha
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