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    The document discusses bioaugmentation in benzene removal from wastewater. It involves using cultured microorganisms to help break down benzene, an organic compound that is difficult to degrade. The microorganisms are grown either attached to a surface or suspended in the wastewater through anaerobic respiration, using electron acceptors and feeding on organic compounds like benzene.

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    The document discusses bioaugmentation in benzene removal from wastewater. It involves using cultured microorganisms to help break down benzene, an organic compound that is difficult to degrade. The microorganisms are grown either attached to a surface or suspended in the wastewater through anaerobic respiration, using electron acceptors and feeding on organic compounds like benzene.

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    Mind Map

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    The document discusses bioaugmentation in benzene removal from wastewater. It involves using cultured microorganisms to help break down benzene, an organic compound that is difficult to degrade. The microorganisms are grown either attached to a surface or suspended in the wastewater through anaerobic respiration, using electron acceptors and feeding on organic compounds like benzene.

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    ChE 143 Mind map: Use of Bioaugmentation in Benzene Removal Rentoy, Jed M Yamomo, Mia Carla A.

    Biochemical oxygen demand Waste management Chemical oxygen demand Benzene wetlands Stable compound High octane number Difficult to degrade Organic compound Polyunsaturated structure Respiration w/out oxygen Involve methane

    Wastewater treatment
    Influent/effluent

    Bioaugmentation in Benzene Removal

    Anaerobic respiration

    Bacterial growth in Petri dish

    Use electron acceptors

    Cultured microorganisms

    Attached growth

    Suspended growth

    Agar media

    Bacterial/viral culture Bacteria feeding on organic compounds

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