低氧度对沙子过系统中微量有机化学品的生物转化的影响

Josefine Filter1, Marianne G V Kopp1, Aki S Ruhl2

  • 1Technical University of Berlin, Chair of Water Quality Control, KF4, Str. des 17. Juni 135, 10623, Berlin, Germany.

Chemosphere
|June 4, 2023
PubMed
概括

在管理的含水层充电系统中,微量有机化学物质 (TOrC) 的去除通过适应的沙过器中的生物活性得到改善,即使在低氧条件下也是如此. 一些TOrCs快速转化,而另一些则保持耐药性.

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