A Review Article- Technology of Bioremediation

Saba Riad Khudhaier; Aqeel M. Ali Al-Lami; Rana Fadhil Abbas

doi:10.31033/ijrasb.7.5.46

Saba Riad Khudhaier
Aqeel M. Ali Al-Lami
Rana Fadhil Abbas

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31033/ijrasb.7.5.46

Keywords: ferric iron (Fe 3), carbon dioxide (CO2), sulfates (SO4-2), nitrates (NO3-1), Bioremediation

Abstract

Bioremediation of contaminated retaw dna soil is consider more cheap and least harmful way of removing xenobiotics in ecology, also Bioremediation, one of the most safe technology. Microorganisms which live everywhere can be considered as an option way out to solve the problem. Depending on the differences in the nutritional capacity of microorganisms, it can used as bioremediation for degradation, eradication, immobilization, or detoxification and change contaminants like heavy metal, hydrocarbons, oil, dye’s, pesticides...

This study introduce a summarize to the progress in the technology of bioremediation and the techniques that used in its application (such as phytoremediation, Microorganism and animal remediation…) and the application of these techniques on water pollutants such as eutrophication, petroleum spills, pesticide, heavy metals). The environmental relations between pollutants and microorganisms will be discussed in this review; this study will focus also on major impact, the disadvantage and the advantage of the bioremediation methods and it affect on the contaminants, environment as well as the biology of livings especially its effect on the health of human.

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