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Information × Registration Number 0221U100594, 0120U100203 , R & D reports Title Nanobiotechnological process of remediation of lownutrient soil and badland popup.stage_title Head Kalinichenko Kira V., Registration Date 07-01-2021 Organization F. D. Ovcharenko Institute of Biocolloidal Chemistry NAS of Ukraine popup.description2  This work is devoted to the study of fundamental aspects of nanobiotechnological approach to the restoration of soil structure from the standpoint of bio- and colloid chemistry. The paper considers and evaluates the effects of individual components in an integrated approach, describes in detail the synthesis of nanobiocomposite based on sludge waste biochemical treatment plant, extraction of components that have a significant impact on the aggregation of soil colloids, studied the main physicochemical properties of these agents. The effect of the concentration of nanobiosubstrate and its individual components (microbial exopolymers, nanoparticles of polyvalent metals, humic and fulvic acids) on the destabilization of soil particles in a long-term experiment (the report presents the results for the first 4 months). Analysis of the impact on the structure-forming processes of individual components of the sludge system showed that nanoparticles of polyvalent metals make the most significant contribution, slightly less affected by the action of humic and fulvic acids. Exopolymers have the least effect on aggregation processes. Rheological characteristics were studied, which additionally assessed the degree of restoration of soil structure. The enrichment of the degraded soil with the nanobiosubstrate developed by us promotes the development of thixotropic properties with coagulation structures in the system. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2021-03-17 Close
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Head: Kalinichenko Kira V.. Nanobiotechnological process of remediation of lownutrient soil and badland. (popup.stage: ). F. D. Ovcharenko Institute of Biocolloidal Chemistry NAS of Ukraine. № 0221U100594
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