碘
生物累积
地下水
生物膜
环境化学
自行车
环境科学
化学
环境工程
生物
地质学
细菌
历史
考古
有机化学
岩土工程
遗传学
作者
Wei Han,William P. Clarke,Steven Pratt
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.ecoleng.2016.05.001
摘要
Biological iodine cycling has been widely studied in marine environments, but rarely considered in terrestrial waters. In this work, a microalgae biofilm, with an iodine content of 350 ± 29 mg kg−1, is shown to potentially be a significant iodine cycler in a groundwater holding pond. Cultivation of the biofilm in extracted groundwater was carried out at bench scale. In parallel, iodine release from an iodine-rich biofilm kept in the dark was monitored. Iodine uptake and release were found to be proportional to algal growth and decay, with the maximum growth rate and specific decay rate being 0.53 ± 0.05 g m−2 d−1 and 0.12 ± 0.02 d−1 respectively. Iodine update and release in an engineered groundwater holding pond (1 m3:1 m2 × 1 m) was simulated. The results indicated that bioaccumulation causes non-steady state conditions in such ponds, and in extreme circumstances decay events can elevate iodine concentrations to problematic levels.
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