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Supporting Information for Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology

Bioremediation of Petrochemical Wastewater Containing BTEX

Compounds by Immobilized a New Bacterium Comamonas sp. JB in

Magnetic Gellan Gum

Bei Jiang *, Zunchun Zhou, Ying Dong, Bai Wang, Jingwei Jiang, Xiaoyan Guan,

Shan Gao, Aifu Yang, Zhong Chen, Hongjuan Sun

B. Jiang () · Z.-D. Chun · Y. Dong ·B. Wang · J.-W. Jiang · X. -Y. Guan · S. Gao ·A.-F. Yang ·

Z. Chen ·H.-J. S

Liaoning Key Lab of Marine Fishery Molecular Biology, Liaoning Ocean and Fisheries Science

Research Institute, Dalian, 116023, China

e-mail: [email protected]

Table S1 The wastewater quality of petrochemical wastewater

Wastewater qualityPhenol

(mg L-1)

Benzene

(mg L-1)

Toluene

(mg L-1)

Ethylbenzene

(mg L-1)

o-xylene

(mg L-1)

m-

xylene

(mg L-1)

p-xylene

(mg L-1)

NH3-N

(mg L-1)

Raw wastewater 100 8.5 10.5 7.2 3.5 5.5 5.5 30

High phenol- and BTEX-concentrated petrochemical wastewater 100 30 30 30 30 30 30 15

Figure Legends

Fig. S1 SEM images of Comamonas sp. JB immobilized in nonmagnetically immobilized cells

(a), a-Fe2O3-magnetically immobilized cells (b), Fe3O4-magnetically immobilized cells (c), and r-

Fe2O3-magnetically immobilized cells (d), and r-Fe2O3-magnetically immobilized cells after eight

cycles of degradation experiments (e).

Fig. S2. Reuse of magnetically (r-Fe2O3, a) and nonmagnetically immobilized cells (b) coupling

with activated zeolite for the degradation of petrochemical wastewater containing phenol (■),

benzene (■), toluene (■), ethylbenzene (■), o-xylene (■), m/p-xylene (■) and NH3-N (■).

Fig. S3 Reuse of r-Fe2O3-magnetically immobilized cells coupling with activation zeolite for

phenol (a), benzene (b), toluene (c), ethylbenzene (d), o-xylene (e), m/p-xylene (f) degradation at

time course. ■: first cycle; ●: second cycle; ▲: third cycle; ▼: fourth cycle; ◆: fifth cycle; ◄:

sixth cycle; ►: seventh cycle; ★: eighth cycle.

Fig. S4 Reuse of nonmagnetically immobilized cells coupling with activation zeolite for phenol

(a), benzene (b), toluene (c), ethylbenzene (d), o-xylene (e), m/p-xylene (f) degradation at time

course. □: first cycle; ○: second cycle; △: third cycle; ▽: fourth cycle; ◇: fifth cycle; ◄: sixth

cycle; ►: seventh cycle;☆: eighth cycle.

Fig. S5 The concentration of stain JB in nonmagnetically and magnetically immobilized cells by

qPCR assays. Sample 1 to 4: the concentration of stain JB in nonmagnetically, a-Fe2O3, Fe3O4 and

r-Fe2O3 immobilized cells after first cycle of degradation experiment, respectively; Sample 5 to 6:

the concentration of stain JB in nonmagnetically and r-Fe2O3 immobilized cells after eighth cycle

of degradation experiment, respectively.

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(d) (e)

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Fig. S2

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(c) (d)

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Fig. S3

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