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Effect of biosurfactant on oil hydrocarbon degradation in Louisiana saline marsh soil

Authors: Wang, Jim
Published On: Dec 18 2015 21:16 UTC
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7266/N7BR8Q52
UDI: Y1.x098.000:0006
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Project Information

Funded By:
Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative

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Louisiana State University (LSU)

Research Group:
Assessing the Fate of Hydrocarbons, Heavy Metals and Dispersants in Louisiana Marsh Soil and Development of Bioremediation Strategy

Point of Contact

Jim Jian Wang
Louisiana State University Ag Center / School of Plant, Environmental and Soil Sciences
jjwang@agcenter.lsu.edu

Theme keywords

oil hydrocarbon, degredation rate, saline marsh soil

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Abstract:

This dataset contains the changes of total petroleum hydrocarbon (TPH) over time in an artificially contaminated Louisiana saline marsh soil as affected by nitrogen and biosurfactant additions. The dataset was generated in a laboratory incubation study. Nitrogen was added as urea and biosurfactant was as rhamnolipids. TPH was measured by GC/FID following extraction by DCM at each incubation time interval.

Suggested Citation:

Wang, Jim. 2015. Effect of biosurfactant on oil hydrocarbon degradation in Louisiana saline marsh soil. Distributed by: GRIIDC, Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/N7BR8Q52

Purpose:

To determine the effect of biosurfactant on oil hydrocarbon degradation in Louisiana saline marsh soil.

Data Parameters and Units:

Incubation time (day), Additions to marsh soil: Soil+Oil, Soil+Oil+Nitrogen, Soil+Oil+Biosurfactant, Soil+Oil+Nitrogen+Biosurfactant (mg/kg)

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