Low-temperature load functional bacteria silicon-titanium nanomineral powder and preparation method thereof
By using a low-temperature preparation technique to generate hydrogen bonds between silicon-titanium nanoparticles and functional bacteria, the problem of microbial inactivation caused by high-temperature preparation was solved. This technique enabled high survival and stability of functional bacteria in silicon-titanium nanoparticles, achieving a synergistic soil remediation effect of inorganic adsorption and biological activation.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610682687.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-18
- Publication Date
- 2026-08-18
AI Technical Summary
Existing silicon-titanium-based soil conditioners inactivate bioactive components during high-temperature preparation, resulting in low adsorption capacity, easy structural disintegration, and poor adaptability of microbial carrier materials. Furthermore, the survival rate of functional strains is low under extreme conditions, making it impossible to achieve synergistic repair between inorganic materials and microbial activation.
By employing a low-temperature preparation method, functional bacteria are uniformly anchored on the surface of silicon-titanium nanoparticles through hydrogen bonding between silicon-titanium wet gel and functional bacteria. This is combined with trehalose as a protective agent and freeze-drying technology to prepare low-temperature loaded functional bacteria silicon-titanium nanoparticle mineral powder, ensuring high survival rate and strong anchoring of microorganisms at low temperatures.
It achieves high survival rate and long-term stability of functional bacteria in silicon-titanium nanoparticles, which can efficiently passivate heavy metals and improve soil structure, realizing synergistic soil remediation of inorganic adsorption and biological activation, and is suitable for various soil types and pollution scenarios.