Microbial Decolorization Of Melanoidin-Containing Wastewaters

Öz

Melanoidin pigment is a complex biopolymer that gives the dark brown color to waste waters from alcohol distillers and from yeast production plants. The color is generated through maillard reactions between the amino and carbonyl groups of the organic materials. Since these colored substances are persistent chemicals, they are hardly decolorized. In this review, the properties of melanoidin and its decolorization by various microorganisms and chemical substances are summarized

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Melanoidin, maillard reactions, decolorization

Melanoidin İçeren Atık Suların Renginin Mikroorganizmalarla Giderilmesi

Öz

Melanoidin pigmenti alkol damıtma ve maya üretim fabrikalarından çıkan atıklara koyu kahverengi renk veren biyopolimer kompleksidir. Organik maddelerde amino ve karbonil grupları arasında oluşan maillard reaksiyonları sonucunda meydana gelir. Bu renkli maddeler zor parçalanır ve verdikleri rengin giderimi zordur. Bu çalışmada melanoidinin özellikleri, çeşitli mikroorganizmalar ve kimyasal maddelerle suya verdiği rengin giderilmesine yönelik çalışmalar özetlenmiştir

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Melanoidin, maillard reaksiyonları, renk giderimi

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