气体性质对空化作用下各种微生物的破坏作用

I. Koval, V. Starchevskyy
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水中双球菌、黄曲霉、蜡样芽孢杆菌、荧光杆菌及酵母菌的消毒。研究了气/气共同作用下的铈反应。所研究的微生物在天然水和废水中均占优势。建立了气体/气体联合作用对细胞有效破坏的相对范围。与Не/US、СО2/US和О2/US相比,Ar/US对微生物的破坏效果最好,这是由于能够影响声化学活性的气体性质。
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Gas Nature Effect on the Destruction of Various Microorganisms Under Cavitation Action
The disinfection of water from Diplococcus, S.lutea, B.cereus, and Ps.fluorescens bacteria types and the yeast Sacch.cerevisiae via the joint action of gas/US has been investigated. The investigated microorganisms were identified in natural water and wastewater in dominant amounts. The relative ranges of effective cell destruction by combined gas/US action have been established. The most efficient microorganism destruction has been obtained using Ar/US compared to Не/US, СО2/US and О2/US and is accounted for by those gas properties able to affect sonochemical activity.
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