Luận án Nghiên cứu khả năng phân hủy Hydrocarbon dầu mỏ của một số chủng vi khuẩn tía quang hợp tạo màng sinh học phân lập tại Việt Nam

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9. 116 PHỤ LỤC Phụ lục 1. Khả năng tạo màng sinh học của các chủng dựa trên bắt giữ tím tinh thể của màng sinh học
10. 118 Phụ lục 3: Sắc kí đồ về hàm lượng naphthalene còn lại trong các mẫu dịch nuôi cấy sau 14 ngày.
11. 120 Phụ lục 5: Sự phân hủy hydrocarbon no (%) của dầu thô sau 14 ngày nuôi cấy bởi màng sinh học đơn chủng và đa chủng VKTQH không giá thể DD4 DQ41 FO2 MSH đa chủng K không giá thể nC10 84.68±1.11 84.79±1.19 85.15±1.27 86.95±1.13 0.33±0.002 nC11 84.68±1.26 84.79±1.13 85.15±1.72 86.95±1.58 0.26±0.008 nC12 84.68±2.37 84.79±2.69 85.15±1.91 86.95±1.48 0.23±0.004 nC13 84.67±1.23 84.65±1.54 85.14±1.63 85.98±1.26 0.55±0.003 nC14 84.64±1.18 83.71±1.23 85.12±1.51 83.55±1.53 5.73±0.32 nC15 84.08±1.55 81.74±1.42 84.45±1.17 79.82±1.26 5.84±0.53 nC16 82.60±1.99 81.07±1.83 83.03±1.11 77.87±1.29 4.05±0.15 nC17 80.89±1.76 80.29±1.64 81.32±1.55 76.08±1.48 4.21±0.18 nC18 80.29±1.11 80.30±1.25 80.66±1.68 75.55±1.24 3.08±0.17 nC19 79.58±1.91 79.87±1.31 79.91±1.19 75.59±1.81 2.08±0.05 nC20 79.26±1.35 79.68±1.28 79.61±1.73 75.98±1.14 2.86±0.06 nC21 78.88±1.12 79.45±1.67 79.30±1.88 77.37±1.13 2.07±0.09 nC22 78.64±1.29 79.26±1.32 79.09±1.11 78.95±1.13 2.18±0.09 nC23 78.09±1.12 78.73±1.87 78.53±1.65 80.72±1.13 2.12±0.07 nC24 78.04±1.28 78.70±1.91 78.51±1.76 82.76±1.26 2.17±0.03 nC25 76.99±1.71 77.74±1.93 77.49±1.11 83.98±1.26 1.42±0.01 nC26 77.15±1.16 77.90±1.29 77.80±1.98 85.37±1.84 0.97±0.002 nC27 76.93±1.93 77.64±1.76 77.57±1.51 86.03±1.39 0.99±0.003 nC28 78.20±1.32 78.82±1.24 78.86±1.89 86.49±1.38 2.06±0.02 nC29 78.52±1.56 79.08±1.98 79.11±1.11 86.66±1.58 2.02±0.06 nC30 79.82±1.24 80.25±1.28 80.34±2.03 86.78±1.84 1.08±0.02 nC31 80.62±1.98 80.95±1.57 81.15±1.82 86.82±1.38 0.63±0.009 nC32 81.49±1.35 81.73±1.28 81.99±1.11 86.84±1.89 1.01±0.007 nC33 82.48±1.88 82.70±1.28 83.05±1.32 86.90±1.69 1.05±0.001 nC34 83.36±1.11 83.45±1.2 83.76±1.5 86.92±1.26 0.51±0.001 nC35 83.70±1.56 83.81±1.35 84.13±1.57 86.90±1.82 1.15±0.001
12. 122 Phụ lục 6: Sự phân hủy hydrocarbon no (%) của dầu thô sau 14 ngày nuôi cấy bởi màng sinh học đa chủng VKTQH trên giá thể MSH đa Sỏi nhẹ MSH đa chủng Xơ dừa MSH đa Mút xốp chủng trên trên xơ dừa chủng trên sỏi nhẹ mút xốp nC10 89.71±1.86 1.03±0.02 92.38±1.92 7.99±0.03 98.95±1.86 1.03±0.01 nC11 89.71±1.84 0.69±0.06 92.38±1.39 8.97±1.65 99.05±1.76 0.69±0.003 nC12 89.71±1.73 0.58±0.009 92.38±2.31 8.57±2.59 98.51±2.81 0.58±0.003 nC13 89.35±1.11 0.55±0.004 92.19±1.98 8.91±0.32 98.05±2.34 0.55±0.001 nC14 87.57±1.13 5.73±0.21 90.99±2.33 7.99±0.7 96.95±1.91 5.73±0.13 nC15 84.32±1.15 16.84±0.87 88.79±1.13 7.75±0.23 96.51±1.39 6.84±0.78 nC16 81.76±1.44 20.55±0.98 88.18±1.13 7.15±0.34 95.95±1.26 6.55±0.12 nC17 79.29±1.68 24.21±1.01 87.50±1.13 6.95±0.09 85.56±1.89 4.21±0.11 nC18 78.02±1.94 23.28±0.75 87.6±1.26 6.92±0.07 85.50±1.13 3.28±0.13 nC19 77.48±1.26 24.86±0.19 87.33±1.28 6.65±0.23 84.95±1.13 4.86±0.24 nC20 77.25±1.21 24.86±0.28 87.22±1.27 6.05±0.43 84.19±1.13 4.83±0.18 nC21 79.16±1.32 25.75±0.61 86.62±1.82 6.25±0.22 84.15±1.98 5.75±0.33 nC22 80.70±1.38 25.88±0.98 86.86±1.38 5.78±0.23 84.19±1.38 5.88±0.19 nC23 82.89±1.59 27.92±0.18 86.39±1.63 5.42±0.26 84.95±1.78 2.92±0.02 nC24 85.40±1.53 27.61±0.52 86.43±1.45 18.95±0.23 84.15±1.54 2.61±0.09 nC25 86.81±1.13 31.24±0.97 85.59±1.81 18.95±0.55 79.91±1.59 3.24±0.03 nC26 88.14±1.13 30.27±0.78 85.75±1.48 18.95±0.12 78.65±1.75 3.27±0.08 nC27 88.93±1.13 30.96±0.27 85.57±1.13 18.95±0.18 80.75±1.38 3.96±0.06 nC28 89.27±1.38 25.68±0.56 86.70±1.13 18.95±0.11 74.55±1.87 2.68±0.01 nC29 89.44±1.26 25.29±0.67 86.93±1.13 18.95±0.24 77.55±1.23 2.29±0.04 nC30 89.54±1.91 19.84±0.23 88.08±1.26 18.95±0.63 74.95±1.82 1.84±0.09 nC31 89.57±1.48 17.33±0.18 88.72±1.84 18.95±0.58 74.18±1.19 1.33±0.03 nC32 89.58±1.38 14.04±0.25 89.46±1.38 18.95±0.42 74.05±1.84 1.04±0.008 nC33 89.65±1.13 9.65±0.11 90.46±1.93 18.95±0.31 73.95±1.5 2.65±0.003 nC34 89.68±1.13 6.50±0.19 91.11±1.87 18.95±0.28 73.87±1.84 2.50±0.002 nC35 89.64±1.13 4.55±0.02 91.50±2.32 18.95±0.11 73.91±1.3 4.55±0.003