Experimental investigation on hydrogen sulfide production, wastewater characteristics and microbial ecology profiles in anaerobic sewer lines using a sewer physical twin

Kim, Mingu; Zaman, Masuduz; Jang, Eunkyung; Nakhla, George; Ward, Matthew; Gutierrez, Oriol; Willis, John; Walton, John; Santoro, Domenico

doi:10.1016/j.jece.2024.111965

Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jece.2024.111965

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Experimental investigation on hydrogen sulfide production, wastewater characteristics and microbial ecology profiles in anaerobic sewer lines using a sewer physical twin

Mingu Kim,

Masuduz Zaman,

Eunkyung Jang

et al.

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Selenium Disulfide from Sustainable Resources: An Example of “Redneck” Chemistry with a Pinch of Salt

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Selenium disulfide (often referred to as SeS2) encompasses a family of mixed selenium-sulfide eight-membered rings, traditionally used as an anti-dandruff agent in shampoos. SeS2 can be produced by reacting hydrogen sulfide (H2S) with selenite (SeO32−) under acidic conditions. This chemistry is also possible with natural spring waters that are rich in H2S, thus providing an avenue for the more sustainable, green production of high-quality SeS2 particles from an abundant natural source. The orange material obtained this way consists of small globules with a diameter in the range of 1.1 to 1.2 µm composed of various SexS8−x chalcogen rings. It shows the usual composition and characteristics of a Se-S interchalcogen compound in EDX and Raman spectroscopy. Since the mineral water from Bad Nenndorf is also rich in salts, the leftover brine has been evaporated to yield a selenium-enriched salt mixture similar to table salt. As the water from Bad Nenndorf—in comparison to other bodies of water around the world—is still rather modest in terms of its H2S content, especially when compared with volcanic waters, this approach may be refined further to become economically and ecologically viable, especially as a regional business model for small and medium-sized enterprises.

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Experimental investigation on hydrogen sulfide production, wastewater characteristics and microbial ecology profiles in anaerobic sewer lines using a sewer physical twin

Cited by 2 publications

References 32 publications

Roles of waste iron scraps in anammox system treating sulfide-containing wastewater: Alleviating sulfide inhibition, promoting novel anammox bacteria enrichment, and enhancing nitrogen removal capacity

Roles of waste iron scraps in anammox system treating sulfide-containing wastewater: Alleviating sulfide inhibition, promoting novel anammox bacteria enrichment, and enhancing nitrogen removal capacity

Selenium Disulfide from Sustainable Resources: An Example of “Redneck” Chemistry with a Pinch of Salt

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