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Effects of Low-Concentration Perfluorooctane Sulfonate on Anaerobic Fermentation of Activated Sludge

Authors: LENG Sixian; CHENG Shang; ZHAO Hongliang; WEI Yiyuan; QIAN Qingyu; PAN Weiliang

DOI: 10.13205/j.hjgc.202607010Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • PFOS at 4.5 μg/g TSS increased SCOD peak by ~28% over control after 14 days at 45 °C, enhancing biodegradable organic matter accumulation for downstream biogas production. • • NH4+-N concentration reached 358.73 mg/L on day 10 at 4.5 μg/g TSS, indicating altered nitrogen release dynamics with potential implications for nutrient recovery. • • PO43--P release was significantly suppressed: at day 14, concentration was 52.53 mg/L versus 111.5 mg/L in control, a 52.9% reduction, suggesting phosphorus immobilization or precipitation. • • 3D-EEM fluorescence intensity in Region I (aromatic proteins) increased by 56.0% (661.41 a.u. vs 424 a.u.) at 4.5 μg/g TSS, confirming enhanced solubilization of proteinaceous substrates.
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