Method for treating chromium-containing wastewater with low concentration through Leersia hexandra Swartz cultivation
A low-concentration, chromium wastewater technology, applied in cultivation, plant cultivation, metallurgical wastewater treatment and other directions, can solve the problems of decreased removal rate, poor treatment effect, secondary pollution, etc., to reduce treatment costs and save chemical consumption. , the effect of simplifying the processing process
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[0019] Select full-grained Lishihe seeds and soak them in deionized water for 2 days, then take them out, sow the soaked seeds into the plowed soil, and when the seeds germinate and grow to a plant height of 5 cm, take out Lishihe seedlings and move them into the greenhouse , cultivated to a seedling height of 8cm under the conditions of a temperature of 20°C, a light time of 8h, a light intensity of 1300Lux, and a relative air humidity of 60%; in parts by weight, 90 parts of calcium nitrate, 50 parts of potassium nitrate, and 11 parts of phosphoric acid were weighed. Ammonium dihydrogen and 10 parts of ferrous sulfate were dissolved in 1000 parts of distilled water, and the culture medium was obtained after stirring evenly with a glass rod. The seedlings cultivated in the above-mentioned greenhouse were moved into the culture liquid, and continued to be cultivated for 7 days at normal temperature until the roots of the seedlings were obtained. A large amount of white fibrous r...
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[0022] Select full-grained Lishihe seeds and soak them in deionized water for 3 days, then take them out, sow the soaked seeds into the plowed soil, and when the seeds germinate and grow to a plant height of 6 cm, take out Lishihe seedlings and move them into the greenhouse , cultivated to a seedling height of 9cm under the conditions of a temperature of 23°C, a light time of 9h, a light intensity of 1350Lux, and a relative air humidity of 65%; in parts by weight, 91 parts of calcium nitrate, 53 parts of potassium nitrate, and 11 parts of phosphoric acid were weighed. Ammonium dihydrogen and 15 parts of ferrous sulfate were dissolved in 1300 parts of distilled water, stirred evenly with a glass rod to obtain a culture solution, and the seedlings cultivated in the above-mentioned greenhouse were moved into the culture solution, and continued to be cultivated for 9 days at normal temperature until the roots of the seedlings were obtained. A large amount of white fibrous roots app...
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[0025] Select full-grained Lishihe seeds and soak them in deionized water for 3 days, take them out, and spread the soaked seeds into the plowed soil. When the seeds germinate and grow to a plant height of 7cm, take out Lishihe seedlings and move them into the greenhouse , cultivated to a seedling height of 10cm under the conditions of a temperature of 25°C, a light time of 10h, a light intensity of 1400Lux, and a relative air humidity of 70%; in parts by weight, 92 parts of calcium nitrate, 55 parts of potassium nitrate, and 12 parts of phosphoric acid were weighed. Ammonium dihydrogen and 20 parts of ferrous sulfate were dissolved in 1500 parts of distilled water, stirred evenly with a glass rod to obtain a culture solution, and the seedlings cultivated in the above-mentioned greenhouse were moved into the culture solution, and continued to be cultivated at room temperature for 10 days until the roots of the seedlings A large number of white fibrous roots appear, and the pret...
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