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Comparative Analysis of Heavy Metal Biosorption by Natural and MTCC Bacterial Strains from the Electroplating Effluents

Author(s) Mr. Ram Kumar S, Mr. Sorna Kumar RSA
Country India
Abstract Due to rapid urbanization, technological innovation, evolving consumption patterns, increasing population growth, and swift socioeconomic developments has unquestionably led to water pollution within the biosphere, thereby leading to environmental pollution. The main reasons are, effluents released from domestic and industries, constituting the toxic heavy metals, pesticides and chemical-based dyes. Even though Copper (Cu) is considered to be an important micro-nutrient for all living beings, it could be toxic when exposed at lower concentrations. Further, the biosorption process is considered to economical, rapid, needs minimal preparatory steps, highly efficient, requires no toxic chemicals, and permits regeneration of biosorbent material at the end of the process. The bio removal efficiency of copper ions by a natural bacterial isolate and a MTCC bacterial strain was comparatively studied for the duration of eight days by providing different copper concentrations. The samples were subjected to Atomic absorption spectrophotometric analysis. The obtained results were correlated statistically with multiple factors associated with the biosorption. The outcome from the study reveals, it may be employed to remove the toxic heavy metals released from industries in an eco-friendly manner.
Keywords Copper; Pseudomonas fluorescens; Biosorption; Atomic absorption spectrophotometry; MTCC Strain.
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Published In Volume 7, Issue 4, July-August 2025
Published On 2025-07-30
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i04.52488
Short DOI https://doi.org/g9vpmq
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