7 research outputs found
Nastanak huminskih kiselina u procesu bioremedijacije naftnog zagađenja u sloju veštačkog zemljišnog supstrata
U ovom radu je ispitivana mogućnost nastanka huminskih kiselina, kao i promene u njihovoj strukturi tokom procesa bioremedijacije naftnog zagađenja.Poster: [https://cherry.chem.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/5438
Nastanak huminskih kiselina u procesu bioremedijacije naftnog zagađenja u sloju veštačkog zemljišnog supstrata
U ovom radu je ispitivana mogućnost nastanka huminskih kiselina, kao i promene u njihovoj strukturi tokom procesa bioremedijacije naftnog zagađenja.[https://cer.ihtm.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/5022
Nastanak huminskih kiselina u procesu bioremedijacije naftnog zagađenja u sloju veštačkog zemljišnog supstrata
Poster presented at 7. Simpozijum Hemija i zaštita životne sredineAbstract: [https://cherry.chem.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/5437
Nastanak huminskih kiselina u procesu bioremedijacije naftnog zagađenja u sloju veštačkog zemljišnog supstrata
Poster presented at 7. Simpozijum Hemija i zaštita životne sredineAbstract: [https://cer.ihtm.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/5021
IDC-DCIS high-miR-21/Her-2 positive and pure IDC high-miR-21/ER+/PR+ tumors might have therapeutically challenging phenotypes for future anti-miR-21 therapy
1st Belgrade International Molecular Life Science Conference for Students; January 15-18, Belgrade, 2015
Study on the assessment of humification processes during biodegradation of heavy residual fuel oil
The aim of this study was to investigate the creation of humic substances during biodegradation of heavy residual fuel oil, because there are indications that substances similar to humic substances are generated during biodegradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. In the study, which lasted for 110 days, biodegradation of heavy residual fuel oil was carried out in a layer of artificial soil substrate. The initial concentration of the total petroleum hydrocarbon in the prepared artificial soil substrate (biopile) was 23.1 g kg-1 dry weight (d.w.). At the end of the process, the total petroleum hydrocarbons were reduced to 8.1 g kg-1 d.w. in the inoculated biopile, while the content of humic acids increased during bioremediation from 3.15 g kg-1 d.w. to 4.95 g kg-1 d.w. The humic acids extracted from biopile during the biodegradation process were characterized by various chemical techniques (elemental analysis, spectrofluorimetric analysis, electrochemical measurements, and size exclusion chromatography). The results showed that levels of C, H and the H/C ratio decreased as the biodegradation process progressed. This indicated that humic acids aromatization process took place and this was confirmed by the spectrofluorimetric analysis. The increase of oxygen percentage and the O/C ratio in the humic acids after the biodegradation treatment indicated an increase in functional oxygen groups. Additional analyses of humic acids from the inoculated biopile showed that they were transformed during the bioremediation process. They had greater redox and buffering capacities and a larger portion of the fractions had high molecular mass. Also, the humification parameters (the CHAs/CFAs ratio and CHAs/Corg ratio) increased during the biodegradation. This is one of the few studies that describes the generation of humic substances during the biodegradation of oil compounds