Adsorption Potential of Schizophyllum commune White Rot Fungus for Degradation of Reactive Dye and Condition Optimization: A Thermodynamic and Kinetic Study

The pollution due to dyes from textile sector is one of the major issues faced worldwide. This study was focused on removal reactive dye, Drimaren Turquoise CL-B using Schizophyllum commune, a white rot fungus (WRF) keeping in mind current environmental conditions. Different parameters like pH, sources carbon & nitrogen, temperature, concentration dye and C/N ratio were used investigate their effect process. Maximum 95.45% obtained at pH 4.5, temperature 35°C, inoculum size 3 mL, veratryl alcohol (mediator), glucose (carbon source) ammonium nitrate (nitrogen source). enzyme activity determined by employing assay. Laccase Lignin peroxidase (LiP) low while Manganese (MnP) highest. bio-sorption achieved 1 313 K. pseudo-2nd-order kinetic model Freundlich isotherm best suited for process dye. From these data, it concluded that could possibly be excellent biomaterial elimination synthetic wastewater.