Toxicity of ionic liquid cations and anions towards activated sewage sludge organisms from different sources – Consequences for biodegradation testing and wastewater treatment plant operation

Marta Markiewicz; Magdalena Piszora; Nelson Caicedo; Christian Jungnickel; Stefan Stolte

Toxicity of ionic liquid cations and anions towards activated sewage sludge organisms from different sources – Consequences for biodegradation testing and wastewater treatment plant operation

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Ionic liquids (ILs) have attracted great interest in academia and industry during the last decade. So far, several ILs have been used in technological processes, from small scale to industrial applications, which makes it more and more likely that they will be released into the environment. Researches have been actively studying the environmental and toxicological bevaviour of ILs, but their influence on the activated sewage sludge communities.

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Marta Markiewicz dr inż.
Magdalena Piszora
Nelson Caicedo
- Uniwersytet Bremen Department Sustainable Chemistry
Christian Jungnickel dr hab.
Stefan Stolte
- University of Gdańsk Department of Environmental Analytics

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Category:: Articles
Type:: artykuł w czasopiśmie wyróżnionym w JCR
Published in:: WATER RESEARCH no. 47, edition 9, pages 2921 - 2928,
ISSN: 0043-1354
Language:: English
Publication year:: 2013
Bibliographic description:: Markiewicz M., Piszora M., Caicedo N., Jungnickel C., Stolte S.: Toxicity of ionic liquid cations and anions towards activated sewage sludge organisms from different sources – Consequences for biodegradation testing and wastewater treatment plant operation// WATER RESEARCH. -Vol. 47, iss. 9 (2013), s.2921-2928
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