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platensis biomass. This study aimed to evaluate the potential of live and lyophilized fungi-algae pellets as biosorbents for gold recovery and their regeneration ability. The optimum conditions determined by Taguchi method were 1 g/L co-pellets, 9-10 mm size at 250 rpm of agitation speed and pH 3.5 and 2.0 for live and lyophilized co-pellets, respectively. The porous characteristics of fungi-algae pellets played an important role on gold adsorption. Lyophilized co-pellets achieved adsorption capacity of 112.36 mg/g which were comp
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