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Abstract
The influx of insufficiently purified or untreated domestic wastewater into aquatic ecosystems raises the question of the production of environmentally friendly detergents. The purpose of this work was to investigate the toxicity of phosphonate-containing and phosphate-free dishwashing detergents for dishwashers according to the phytotest with a garden cress (Lepidium sativum L.). Dishwashing detergents for dishwashers ("All in 1"), widely available in the retail network of Ukraine, were used in concentrations the aqueous solutions from 0.005% to 10.0% for their effect on test indicators of garden cress: energy of seed germination, seed germination and biometric and morphometric indicators of seedlings, which were processed statistically. Some phytotoxic indices were determined for the tested aqueous solutions. It was established that the studied solutions of both phosphonate-containing and phosphate-free detergents are extremely and high toxic according to the calculated indices. The obtained data indicate the danger of the investigated detergents for the hydrosphere, the need to replace with a less toxic agents, in particular, based on biosurfactants.
未经充分净化或未经处理的生活废水流入水生生态系统,提出了生产环境友好型洗涤剂的问题。本研究通过对荠菜(Lepidium sativum L.)的植物试验,研究了含磷酸盐和不含磷酸盐的洗碗剂对洗碗机的毒性。在乌克兰零售网络中广泛使用的洗碗机清洗剂(“All in 1”),其水溶液浓度为0.005%至10.0%,用于测定其对花园菜种子萌发能量、种子萌发和幼苗生物特征和形态特征指标的影响,并对其进行统计处理。测定了受试水溶液的一些植物毒性指标。根据计算的指标,确定了所研究的含磷酸盐和无磷酸盐洗涤剂溶液都具有极高的毒性。所获得的数据表明所研究的洗涤剂对水圈的危险,需要用毒性较小的剂,特别是基于生物表面活性剂的剂来替代。
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