Analytical Study On Microbial Degradation in Textile Azo Dyes

Microbiology

Textile and other dye industry wastewater effluents include large quantities of synthetic dyes which need to be treated to avoid the pollution of groundwater. This study investigated 4 strains of azo degrading bacteria for biotechnology for the treatment of azo dyes in order to discover the effective strains and incubation time needed for coloring. He got a great deal of attention for the capacity of microbes to perform coloration. A cost-effective way to remove these contaminants from the environment is to decolorize microbiologically and to degrade the dyes. A number of microorganisms have recently been found to decolorate a variety of colors in a basic study. In this study, we have investigated and report on advances and limits on the biological decolorization of textile dyes. The FTIR and GC-MS analyses have verified the biodegradation of dye. The current approach may address major pollution issues in water systems due to textile waste disposal.

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