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Bioelectrochemical remediation of soil antibiotic and antibiotic resistance gene pollution: Key factors and solution strategies
Ke Zhao, Shenghe Liu, Yimeng Feng, Fengxiang Li
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90% confidenceThis paper explores the use of bioelectrochemical systems to remediate soil pollution caused by antibiotics and antibiotic resistance genes, highlighting key factors and solution strategies.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Bioelectrochemical systems can effectively remove antibiotics and antibiotic resistance genes from soil
- Key factors influencing the efficiency of bioelectrochemical remediation include pH, temperature, and electrode material
- Solution strategies include optimizing system design, electrode material selection, and operation conditions
Keywords
AntibioticsAntibiotic resistanceEnvironmental remediationKey (lock)Pollution
Identifiers
- Journal
- Science of The Total Environment
- Year
- 2024