DETERMINATION OF THE REMOVAL EFFICIENCY OF CHLORAMPHENICOL FROM WASTEWATER DEPENDING ON LEMNA MINOR BIOMASS
The article is dedicated to studying the effectiveness of wastewater treatment contaminated with chloramphenicol using Lemna minor with a specific biomass of 36 and 50 g/L. Purification of model solutions with an antibiotic concentration of 2-20 mg/L continued for 1-72 hours. The conducted research showed that the degree of chloramphenicol removal depends on the specific biomass of plants and the time of the process.