I'm working on the biosorption of reactive red 120 dye using bacterial biomass and curious to know the feasibility and efficiency of the biosorption over biodegradation or decolourization as many researchers have reported the ability of live bacterial cells in the removal of pollutants such as textile dyes through biodegradation especially in the cleavage of the chemical bonds.
Bacterial biomass can decolourize and degrade reactive red 120 from textile wastewater with an efficiency ranging from 90-98% . there are enormous literature reporting this fact. For your reference, pls find the attachment.
Bacterial biomass can remove reactive red 120 from textile wastes, it depends on the enzyme system of your isolate.
the attached file can help you