In this work, a coking wastewater was selected and a biochemical Az/O treatment device for fractional degradation was designed and employed. After each stage of the treatment, the products were analyzed through gas ch...In this work, a coking wastewater was selected and a biochemical Az/O treatment device for fractional degradation was designed and employed. After each stage of the treatment, the products were analyzed through gas chromatography-mass spectroscopy （GC-MS） to determine their composition. Finally, AgNO3 ＋ K2FeO4 was used as an advanced deep catalytic oxidation treatment. It was concluded from the analysis that cyclic organics could be degraded and the chemical oxygen demand （COD） was controlled within 50 mg. L-1, in line with the target value, Meanwhile, the spectra obtained from the GC-MS were in accordance with the conclusions reached based on the COD. The research results showed that all hard-degradable organics in coking wastewater could be eliminated through the A2/O bio-membrane treatment and the advanced treatment of making use of K2FeO4 as an oxidant and Ag＋ as a catalyst, the catalytic efficiency with Ag＋ as a catalyst of K2FeO4 was very high. Ag＋ could evidently improve the oxidation capacity of K2FeO4 to wastewater in its short stability time, and this is an important innovation.展开更多
Protocorm-like bodies （PLBs） or thin cell layers （TCLs） derived from PLBs of hybrid Cymbidium Twilight Moon ＇Day Light＇ can induce new or neo-PLBs on Teixeira Cymbidium （TC） medium, which contains 0.1 mg/L a- ...Protocorm-like bodies （PLBs） or thin cell layers （TCLs） derived from PLBs of hybrid Cymbidium Twilight Moon ＇Day Light＇ can induce new or neo-PLBs on Teixeira Cymbidium （TC） medium, which contains 0.1 mg/L a- naphthaleneacetic acid, 0.1 mg/L kinetin, 2 g/L tryptone and 20 g/L sucrose, and is solidified with 8 g/L Bacto agar. This study aimed to assess the response ofneo-PLB formation to an ethylene-liberating compound （2-chloroethylphosphonic acid （CEPA））, to two ethylene inhibitors （silver nitrate （AgNO3） and aminoethoxyvinylglycine （AVG））, and to aeration （made possible by using Milliseal~ or autoclaved filter paper）. AgNO3 at 1 or 2 mg/L in TC medium significantly increased the fresh weight of PLBs while 1 mg/L of AgNO3 also showed a significant increase in the number ofneo-PLB from both half-PLBs and from tTCLs. In contrast, AVG and CEPA inhibited neo-PLB formation. Neo-PLB formation from half-PLB or TCL explants in the presence of aeration resulted in significantly lower neo-PLB weight. The use of AgNO3 and aeration are alternative means to mass produce neo-PLBs for micropropagation purposes.展开更多
文摘In this work, a coking wastewater was selected and a biochemical Az/O treatment device for fractional degradation was designed and employed. After each stage of the treatment, the products were analyzed through gas chromatography-mass spectroscopy （GC-MS） to determine their composition. Finally, AgNO3 ＋ K2FeO4 was used as an advanced deep catalytic oxidation treatment. It was concluded from the analysis that cyclic organics could be degraded and the chemical oxygen demand （COD） was controlled within 50 mg. L-1, in line with the target value, Meanwhile, the spectra obtained from the GC-MS were in accordance with the conclusions reached based on the COD. The research results showed that all hard-degradable organics in coking wastewater could be eliminated through the A2/O bio-membrane treatment and the advanced treatment of making use of K2FeO4 as an oxidant and Ag＋ as a catalyst, the catalytic efficiency with Ag＋ as a catalyst of K2FeO4 was very high. Ag＋ could evidently improve the oxidation capacity of K2FeO4 to wastewater in its short stability time, and this is an important innovation.
文摘Protocorm-like bodies （PLBs） or thin cell layers （TCLs） derived from PLBs of hybrid Cymbidium Twilight Moon ＇Day Light＇ can induce new or neo-PLBs on Teixeira Cymbidium （TC） medium, which contains 0.1 mg/L a- naphthaleneacetic acid, 0.1 mg/L kinetin, 2 g/L tryptone and 20 g/L sucrose, and is solidified with 8 g/L Bacto agar. This study aimed to assess the response ofneo-PLB formation to an ethylene-liberating compound （2-chloroethylphosphonic acid （CEPA））, to two ethylene inhibitors （silver nitrate （AgNO3） and aminoethoxyvinylglycine （AVG））, and to aeration （made possible by using Milliseal~ or autoclaved filter paper）. AgNO3 at 1 or 2 mg/L in TC medium significantly increased the fresh weight of PLBs while 1 mg/L of AgNO3 also showed a significant increase in the number ofneo-PLB from both half-PLBs and from tTCLs. In contrast, AVG and CEPA inhibited neo-PLB formation. Neo-PLB formation from half-PLB or TCL explants in the presence of aeration resulted in significantly lower neo-PLB weight. The use of AgNO3 and aeration are alternative means to mass produce neo-PLBs for micropropagation purposes.
