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to the manufacturer’s guidance, in case of doubt as to how to dispose specific toxic chemicals, local health and environment officials should be co... |
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0 m 1 2 3 4 Time (months) Fig. 11.5: Temperature changes during composting by mesophilic class of microorganisms. Degradation activity accompanies ... |
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outer layer of the compost and are present during all phases of temperature change during the process of composting. Protozoans are single-celled m... |
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items contaminated with body fluids, blood, cotton swabs, discarded old and blood components. (c) Discarded or expired medicines like antibiotics, ... |
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not ordinarily spread from one infected individual to another. Effective treatment and preventive measures are available. • Risk Group 4 is a group... |
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2025-26 Chemical and Brown, labeled Plastic bag or On demand pharmaceutical with an appropriate rigid container waste hazard symbol Radioactive Lab... |
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Nature animals Organochlorine Organic Nervous system DDT, Lindane, Very long compound with disrupter, Toxic Endosulfan, chlorine atom, Aldrin, Dial... |
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one side, and their use was found to be harmful to non-target species. Owing to their hydrophobic nature and lipid solubility, these chlorinated or... |
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a good number of microorganisms capable ofwidespectrummetabolism.Thesemaybebacteria,fungi, algae and other microbial strains. Many microorganisms a... |
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c c v A b H2 o f a i i n o n h o h e h a f a H5 B A c l B i c a t m t r t h o c 280 BiotechnologyXII Reprint 2025-26 Box 14: Superbug and Bioremedi... |
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only takes comparatively long time but it has also been found that complete bioremediation of the toxic substances is not achieved through this pro... |
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as well as Oilzapper packed in sterile non-environment friendly. The Energy and Resource Institute (TERI) with the support of Department of Biotech... |
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process in which the contaminated soil is excavated and mixed with leachate materials capable of degrading and draining out the toxic substances pr... |
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pH, production of plant hormones, chroococcum remediation of heavy metals like lead, zinc Rhizobium Maize Reducing soil pH, production of plant hor... |
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and vegetables waste, animal dung and fallen leaves from plants form an excellent soil conditioner and fertiliser (compost). • Health care solid wa... |
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available within 75 km of travelling distance of a health care facility. • A symbol indicating ‘Biohazard’ should be placed in all colour coding an... |
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is correct explanation of assertion. (b) Both assertion and reason are true but the reason is not the correct explanation of the assertion. (c) Ass... |
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UNIT V Recent Innovations in Biotechnology and Entrepreneurship Chapter 12: Recent Innovations in Biotechnology Chapter 13: Entrepreneurship Reprin... |
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be genetically regulated to taste and look in a particular way reflecting on the importance of synthetic biology. 12.1 E nvironmEntal B iotEchnolog... |
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in different forms. Biodiesel Biodiesel is made from raw materials such as animal fats, vegetable oils, waste cooking oil, soybean, rapeseed, jatro... |
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like reduced efficiency of the engine. It makes engines harder to start and causes sputtering and oxidation of aluminium in the carburettors. Furth... |
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microorganisms to multiply, which leads to a highly efficient breakdown of materials. Biogas could play a key role in the developing market for ren... |
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Cow dung cakes are another popular form of solid biofuel. However, the problem that comes with the combustion of biomass or solid biofuel is that i... |
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and leaves of genetically modified plants had been established which is economically competitive with polymers produced from petrochemicals. Biodeg... |
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in Enhanced Oil Recovery(EOR).EORisastageintheproductionofoil,which involves the extraction of residual oil from the initial first two phases (prim... |
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