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Application of Exogenous Bacteria

In the second procedure, organisms with an established degradation potential for TCE were injected at the site. [Pg.684]

In the light of possible concern over the introduction of phenol into aquifers, mutant strains of Burkholderia (Pseudomonas) cepacia strain G4 in which toluene 2-monooxygenase is constitutive have been examined in microcosm experiments. Effective removal of TCE could be demonstrated (Krumme et al. 1993 Munakata-Marr et al. 1996), although in the first experiment serious loss in the viability of the cells occurred during the 10-week incubation. This aspect therefore presents a remaining challenge. [Pg.684]

Experiments have been conducted in a contaminated aquifer to examine the effect of Triton X-100 on increasing the release of TCE from sediments (Sahoo et al. 1998). The increase was rather modest (ca. 30%), and is consistent with the limited effect of surfactants in increasing the availability of PAHs, which has been discussed in Part 2 of this chapter. [Pg.684]


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