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Journal Article
Production of Hydroxyl Radicals from Oxygenation of Simulated Acid Mine Drainage in Presence of Extracellular Polymers Substances
2022
Overview
The reaction mechanisms Fe(II) abiotic oxidation produce ·OH by CaCO3-induced in acid mine drainage (AMD) are well-documented, but little is known about the influence of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) secreted by microorganisms on Fe(II) oxidation in AMD. In this study, ·OH production was experimently measured from oxygenation of simulated AMD in the presence of EPS. The cumulative ·OH increased from 56.75 to 158.70 µM within 24 h at pH 3 with the increase in EPS concentration from 0 to 12 mg/L. An appropriate pH (about 6) and EPS (6 mg/L) concentration were required for the moderate rate of Fe(II) oxidation. Besides, the yield of ·OH increased remarkably with the addition of Fe3+. In the presence of EPS, ·OH production is attributed mainly the complexation of Fe(II) with EPS, of which is rich of carboxyl and hydroxyl groups. The findings provide fundamental supplement of ·OH production from Fe(II) oxidation by microorganisms in natural AMD.
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Springer Nature B.V
