Bioremediation Of Heavy Metals (Copper)
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a presentation about bioremediation of copper. for educational purposes only. enjoy the science ^.^
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Bioremediation Of Heavy Metals (Copper)
- 1. Prepared by: Mohammad Sobri bin Abu Othman & Yoob Norismawandi bin Yoob Ismail
- 12. ISSUES related & REGULATIONS
- 13. Copper Abundance in Malaysia water STATE NO. OF STATION NO. OF SAMPLE TSS COPPER Perlis 2 16 64 0 Pulau Langkawi 7 35 94 9 Kedah 3 14 100 0 Pulau Pinang 25 191 74 4 Perak 13 52 100 0 Selangor 14 49 98 0 N. Sembilan 13 78 100 0 Melaka 9 28 92 0 Johor 51 122 60 9 Pahang 11 80 19 0 Terengganu 19 76 74 42 Kelantan 10 40 73 30 W.P. Labuan 5 20 60 0 Sabah 26 111 35 3 Sarawak 21 123 78 0 Malaysia (Total) 229 1035 Average (%) 75 6
- 17. APPLICATION of Bioremediation on Copper
- 22. iii) Acidothermophilic Autotrophes
- 23. *CuS biosolubilization *CuFeS 2 biosolubilization
- 25. ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES ; Bioremediation
- 28. CONCLUSION; Future of Bioremediation
Editor's Notes
- Heavy metals are released to the river from numerous sources. Typical sources are municipal wastewater-treatment plants, manufacturing industries, mining, and rural agricultural cultivation and fertilization. Heavy metals are transported as either dissolved species in water or as an integral part of suspended sediments. Heavy metals may be volatilized to the atmosphere or stored in riverbed sediments. Toxic heavy metals are taken up by organisms; the metals dissolved in water have the greatest potential of causing the most deleterious effects.
- Malaysia: Status of Marine Water Quality Parameters Exceeding Standards (%), 2006