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[079] "Butanol recovery from a synthetic fermentation broth by vacuum distillation in rotating packed bed for improving the water reuse"
Karol DudekDone
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[145] Estimación de los volúmenes históricos de agua residual de la mega Ciudad de México hacia el Valle del Mezquital.
Ana Karen Hernández EspinosaDone
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[165] A long-term monitoring of COVID-19 related pharmaceutical compounds in Mexico City’s wastewater
Juan Carlos Durán ÁlvarezDone
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[140] Acondicionamiento de un reactor anaerobio acidogénico de flujo ascendente para la producción de sustancias poliméricas extracelulares
Omar Nevarez MoralesDone
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[058] Desarrollo de un sistema de tratamiento portátil para aguas residuales domésticas
Miguel Angel Ibarra PalazuelosDone
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[017] Home-Plant Factory with Artificial Light (H-PFAL): crop production with minimum water consumption
Jorge Flores VelázquezDone
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[068] Smallholder farmers' perceptions of and adaptations to water scarcity in Chiapas in a context of climate change
David LeroyDone
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[069] Impacto de la solución nutritiva en la propagación de Pitahaya (Hylocereus undatus) en invernadero
Aranza Hortencia Navarrete TorresDone
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[045] Error de Capa 8 en los Modelos de Simulación de Sistemas de Agua a Presión Usando EPANET
Ruben Negrete UrbanDone
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[095] Tendencia de Precipitaciones que Generan Inundaciones
Evangelina Avila AcevesDone
Pollution has been increasingly affecting soil, air, and water. Nitrogen compounds and antibiotics belonging to the group of emerging organic compounds (EOCs) have been detected as one of the contaminants most frequently present in water. The denitrifying process is an alternative to remove simultaneously nitrogenous (NO3-) and carbonaceous matter. The objective of this work was to evaluate in batch assays the ability of a stabilized denitrifying sludge without prior exposure to antibiotics to eliminate and mineralize tetracycline (TET) and ciprofloxacin (CIP) as the only source of electrons. Consumption efficiencies (E, %), products yield (Y, mg C or N produced/mg C or N consumed), and specific consumption (qTET, qCIP, and qNO3) and production (qHCO3, qN2) rates (q, mg C or N/ g SSV h) were used as response variables for evaluating denitrification with 20 mg antibiotic-C/l. Within 24 h of culture, total elimination of CIP (E = 100%) and partial elimination of TET (E = 69%) were achieved. Antibiotic losses due to adsorption and chemical reaction were not significant. Both antibiotics were completely mineralized to HCO3- whereas NO3- was completely reduced to N2 (YHCO3 and YN2 close to 1). The denitrifying process using TET was slower than that using CIP, as qTET, qHCO3, and qN2 values were 57-73% lower than those obtained in the assays with CIP. Denitrifying sludge showed the ability for using both antibiotics as the only source of electrons to perform the denitrifying process without the accumulation of carbonated or nitrogenous intermediates.
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