文摘
Batch experiments were performed for the aerobic co-metabolism of 1,1-dichloroethylene (1,1-DCE) by Achromobacter sp., identified by gene sequencing of 16S rRNA and grown on benzene. Kinetic models were employed to simulate the co-metabolic degradation of 1,1-DCE, and relevant parameters were obtained by non-linear least squares regression. Benzene at 90?mg?L? non-competitively inhibited degradation of 1,1-DCE (from 125 to 1,200?μg?L?). The maximum specific utilization (kc) rate and the half-saturation constant (Kc) for 1,1-DCE were 54?±?0.85?μg?h? and 220?±?6.8?μg?L?, respectively; the kb and Kb for benzene were 13?±?0.18?mg?h? and 28?±?0.42?mg?L?, respectively. This study provides a theoretical basis to predict the natural attenuation when benzene and 1,1-DCE occur as co-contaminants.