Fenol Giderimi için Kağıt Tabanlı PANI/Enzim Biyofiltre Geliştirilmesi

Abstract

Fenol bileşikleri birçok endüstriyel alanda kullanılmaktadır. Yüksek toksisiteleri ve kararlılıkları nedeniyle, üretimleri ve kullanımları sırasında düşük konsantrasyonlarda bile insanlar ve hayvanlar için kanserojendir. Bu nedenle fenol kirleticilerinin uzaklaştırılması oldukça gereklidir. Fenollerin neden olduğu su kirliliği, hem insanları hem de çevreyi tehdit eden, küresel olarak en ciddi sorunlardan biridir. Artan endüstriyel ve insan faaliyetleri, atık suların su kaynaklarına deşarjının artmasına neden olmuştur. Bu fenolik bileşiklerin farklı yöntemler ve etkili yöntemler ile uzaklaştırılması çok önemlidir. Bu çalışmada, filtre kağıdı üzerinde oluşturduğumuz polianilin ve tirozinaz enzimi ile oluşturulan biyofiltre yapısı sayesinde fenolün tutulmasını ve enzimatik bir reaksiyon ile daha az zararlı hale dönüştürülmesi amaçlanmaktadır. Bu işlem yapılırken reaktör malzemesi olarak FeCl3 çözeltisi kullanılmış ve anilin, HCl içinde FeCl3 çözeltisi ile polianilin haline getirilmiştir. Bu işlemler yapılırken deneyi oluşturan bileşenler farklı konsantrasyonlarda kullanılarak en verimli biyofiltrenin hazırlanması hedeflenmiştir. Fenolik bileşenlerin giderimlerinde oluşturulan biyofiltrelerin % etkinlikleri hesaplanırken filtrasyon öncesi ve sonrası absorbans değerleri ölçülmüştür. En yüksek biyofiltre aktivitesi yüzdesinin 0.15 M anilin, 10 KU tirozinaz enzimi ve %1 kitosan konsantrasyonları kullanılarak oluşturulduğu belirlenmiştir.

Keywords

• Fenol giderimi
• Polianilin
• biyofiltre
• biyoteknoloji

Paper-based PANI/Enzyme Biofilter Development for Phenol Removal

Abstract

Phenol compounds are used in many industrial areas. Due to their high toxicity and stability, phenol compounds are carcinogenic to humans and animals even at low concentrations during their production and use. For this reason, the removal of phenol contaminants is both necessary and beneficial. Water pollution caused by phenols is one of the most serious problems globally, threatening both people and the environment. Increasing industrial and human activities have led to an increase in wastewater discharge into water resources. These phenolic chemicals are harmful, and although there are different methods used, it is very important to find new materials and effective methods to remove these pollutants from water. This study aimed to convert the phenols purified from water using tyrosinase paste to a less harmful state by making an enzymatic biofilter for phenol removal, thanks to the polyaniline structure we formed on the filter paper, to ensure phenol retention. While this process took place, FeCl3 solution was used as the reactor material, and aniline was turned into polyaniline with FeCl3 solution in HCl. While these processes are being carried out, it is aimed to prepare the most efficient biofilter by using the components that make up the experiment at different concentrations. By calculating the % efficiency of the catechols, absorbance values were measured before and after filtration. It was revealed that the highest percentage of biofilter activity was formed using 0.15 M aniline, 10 KU tyrosinase enzyme, and 1% chitosan concentrations.

Keywords

• phenol removal
• polyaniline
• biofilter
• biotechnology

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