Efficient
Bacterial Inactivation by Transition Metal
Catalyzed Auto-Oxidation of Sulfite
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Disinfection
is an indispensable process in wastewater treatment
plants. New bacterial inactivation technologies are of increasing
interest and persistent demand. A category of simple and efficient
bactericidal systems have been established in this study, that is, the
combination of divalent transition metal (Mn(II), Co(II), Fe(II),
or Cu(II)) and sulfite. In these systems, metal catalyzed auto-oxidation
of sulfite was manifested to generate reactive intermediary SO4•– that played the major role in Escherichia coli inactivation at pH 5–8.5. Increasing
concentrations of metal ion or sulfite, and lower pH, led to higher
bacterial deaths. Bacterial inactivation by Me(II)/sulfite systems
was demonstrated to be a surface-bound oxidative damage process through
destructing vital cellular components, such as NADH and proteins.
Additionally, the developed Me(II)/sulfite systems also potently killed
other microbial pathogens, that is, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Bacillus subtilis, and Cu(II)-antibiotic-resistant E. coli. The efficacy of Me(II)/sulfite in treating real
water samples was further tested with two sewages from a wastewater
treatment plant and a natural lake water body, and Cu(II)/sulfite
and Co(II)/sulfite rapidly inactivated viable bacteria regardless
of bacteria species and cell density, therefore holding great promises
for wastewater disinfection.
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Chen, Long; Tang, Min; Chen, Chuan; Chen, Mingguang; Luo, Kai; Xu, Jing; et al. (2017). Efficient
Bacterial Inactivation by Transition Metal
Catalyzed Auto-Oxidation of Sulfite. ACS Publications. Collection. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.7b03705
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AUTHORS (8)
LC
Long Chen
MT
Min Tang
CC
Chuan Chen
MC
Mingguang Chen
KL
Kai Luo
JX
Jing Xu
DZ
Danna Zhou
FW
Feng Wu
KEYWORDS
Transition Metal Catalyzed Auto-OxidationSulfite DisinfectionBacillus subtilismetal ionsulfitewastewater disinfectiondivalent transition metalreactive intermediaryNADHsurface-bound oxidative damage processpHlake water bodybactericidal systemsBacterial inactivationCoCuEscherichia coli inactivationcell densitywastewater treatment plantsinactivation technologiesPseudomonas aeruginosabacteria specieswater sampleswastewater treatment plant