1. Basic principles of purification
The decomposition of all organic matter (protein, lipid or carbohydrate), formed from a range of increasingly complex products, is the result of the life of autotrophic and heterotrophic micro-organisms, which develop spontaneously in wastewater in anaerobic or aerobic environments.
These bacteria use biodegradable carbonaceous organic matter as their preferred substrate, which is measured by BOD
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The driving force behind any degradation of organic substances is, in fact, the enzymes secreted by bacteria, which are organic catalysts that transform and regenerate in the course of...
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Basic principles of purification