Bacterial mixed cultures followed mixed-order kinetics during mono-azo dye decolourization and degradation in batch studies
Jain, K. R.; Chapla, D.; Shah, A.; Madamwar, D.
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Over the years little has been focused on kinetic and thermodynamic aspect of bioremediation studies on dyes. In this study, detailed kinetic and thermodynamic analyses of results obtained during a primary study on a mono-azo dye: Reactive violet 5R (RV5), decolourization and degradation by bacterial mixed cultures SB4 were performed. Various kinetic models (zero-, first- and second-order behaviour and Monod model) were applied to understand the decolourization mechanism in batch process. Similarly, steady-state kinetics for determination of Michaelis-constant and maximal dye removal rate was derived. With increasing RV5 concentration, the specific decolourization rate had increased from 0.61mg/L/h to 1.38mg/L/h. The apparent kinetics of RV5 decolourization reaction followed mixed-order behaviour. The process was endothermic. The enthalpy and entropy values calculated to 45.6kJ/mol and 146J/mol/K, respectively, with an activation energy of 87kJ/mol. The Gibbs free energy change suggests that, decolourization reaction under experimental conditions was non-spontaneous below 20{degrees}C but was spontaneous at higher temperatures.
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