| Title | Ni2+ and Cu2+ Biosorption by EPS-Producing Serratia plymuthica Strains and Potential Bio-Catalysis of the Organo-Metal Complexes |
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| ID_Doc | 7279 |
| Authors | Zanetti, R; Zecchin, S; Colombo, M; Borgonovo, G; Mazzini, S; Scaglioni, L; Facchetti, G; Gandolfi, R; Rimoldi, I; Cavalca, L |
| Title | Ni2+ and Cu2+ Biosorption by EPS-Producing Serratia plymuthica Strains and Potential Bio-Catalysis of the Organo-Metal Complexes |
| Year | 2022 |
| Published | Water, 14, 21 |
| Abstract | In this study, a biosorption system for nickel (Ni2+) and copper (Cu2+) removal by selected exopolymeric substance-producing bacterial strains was evaluated from the perspective of water remediation. A preliminary screening in a biofilm-based filtration system allowed the selection of two best-performing Serratia plymuthica strains for specific Ni2+ and Cu2+ removal from synthetic solutions, as well as the definition of the optimal growth conditions. Further tests were conducted in a planktonic cell system in order to evaluate: (i) the effect of contact time, (ii) the effect of initial metal concentration, and (iii) the effect of biomass dose. S. plymuthica strain SC3I(2) was able to remove 89.4% of Ni2+ from a 50 mg L-1 solution, and showed maximum biosorption capacity of 33.5 mg g(-1), while S. plymuthica strain As3-5a(5) removed up to 91.5% of Cu2+ from a 200 mg L-1 solution, yielding maximum biosorption capacity of 80.5 mg g(-1). Adsorption equilibria of both metals were reached within 30 min, most of the process occurring in the first 2-4 min. Only Ni2+ biosorption data were adequately described by Langmuir and Freundlich isothermal models, as Cu2+ was in part subjected to complexation on the exopolymeric substances. The capability of the exopolymeric substances to stably coordinate a transition metal as Cu2+ offers the possibility of the eco-friendly re-use of these new hybrid systems as catalysts for application in addition reaction of B-2(pin)(2) on alpha,beta-unsaturated chalcones with good results. The systems formed by biomass and Ni2+ were instead evaluated in transfer hydrogenation of imines. The biosorption performances of both strains indicate that they have the potential to be exploited in bioremediation technologies and the obtained organo-metal complexes might be valorized for biocatalytic purposes. |
| https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4441/14/21/3410/pdf?version=1666865939 |
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