2016
DOI: 10.30970/sbi.1002.453
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Sulfur reducing bacteria from coal pits waste heaps of Chervonograd mining region

Abstract: Sulfur reducing bacteria from coal pits waste heaps of Chervonograd minig region were isolated and their seasonal number changes were established. Sulfur reducing bacteria number increases during cold season both at the end of vegetation season, depending on gangue humidity as well as on substrate temperature. The forty sulfur reducing bacteria isolates were selected. According to the highest biomass acumulation and hydrogen sulfide production for the following identification two strains were chosen. The morph… Show more

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“…Excessive amounts of copper come into the environment from pesticides, in particular fungicides, sewage of galvanic plants. In the flooded quarries of sulphur deposits, waste water from industrial enterprises, waste heaps of coal mines, landfills of household and industrial waste, the content of Cu can grow by a thousand times (Frank & Lushnikov, 2006;Diakiv et al, 2016). In the technogenic reservoir which was formed in the place of the Yavoriv sulphur deposit quarry in recent years the content of copper (II) ions at depths of 0-70 m does not exceed 0.017-0.021 mg/l (Moroz et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Excessive amounts of copper come into the environment from pesticides, in particular fungicides, sewage of galvanic plants. In the flooded quarries of sulphur deposits, waste water from industrial enterprises, waste heaps of coal mines, landfills of household and industrial waste, the content of Cu can grow by a thousand times (Frank & Lushnikov, 2006;Diakiv et al, 2016). In the technogenic reservoir which was formed in the place of the Yavoriv sulphur deposit quarry in recent years the content of copper (II) ions at depths of 0-70 m does not exceed 0.017-0.021 mg/l (Moroz et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%