Indigenous bacterial strains and Their concoction in textile effluent Mineralization

Abstract

The increasing industrial demand for remediating the textile newlinewastewater in an effective way has led to the pervasive acceptance of newlinebioremediation This technique involves the utilization of the bacterial strains newlinefor decolourizing and degrading the dyes with the prerequisite to fulfill the newlineefficacy and economic viability The present study is to develop an efficient newlineformulation of a bacterial consortium for the degradation and mineralization newlineof a realtime textile mill effluent The experimental observations were newlinestudied using UltravioletVisible UVVisspectrophotometry Fourier newlineTransformInfrared FTIR spectroscopy Proton Nuclear Magnetic newlineResonance 1HNMR spectroscopy High Performance Liquid newlineChromatography HPLC Thin Layer Chromatography TLC and Gas newlineChromatography coupled with Mass Spectrometry GCMS newline newline