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Effect of Individual Phenolic Compounds and of their Mixtures on Luminous Bacteria. Part I.: Use of Bacterial Luminescence Extinguishing for Biotesting of Phenols

โœ Scribed by Stom, D. J. ;Geel, T. A. ;Balayan, A. E.

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1986
Tongue
English
Weight
595 KB
Volume
14
Category
Article
ISSN
0323-4320

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โœฆ Synopsis

Effect of Individual

Phenolic Compounds and of their Mixtures on Luminous Bacteria. Part I.: Use of Bacterial Luminescence Extinguishing for Biotesting of Phenols Xummary: Data are presented that confirm the employment of the bacterial luminescence for evaluating the toxicity of phenolic compounds. High sensitivity and speed properties of the method are shown. Phenolic compound concentrations are determined that produce toxic effects on luminous bacteria cells. It is shown that hydroquinone possesses the highest toxicity.

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Data on the action of mono-and polyatomic phenol mixtures on hydrobionts are discussed. Luminescent bacteria, Daphnia, algae zoospores, higher aquatic plants-Elodea and duckweed-were used as test objects. It is established that the toxicity of a paired mixture of mono-and polyatomic phenols is lower