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Biosorption of rare earth ions by growing cells ofBacillus species has been well studied and has attracted attention for possible hydrometallurgy applications. However, the interaction of spores fromBacillus species with rare earth ions has not been well studied. We investigated here the adsorption and/or desorption of two rare earth ions, Tb3+ and Dy3+ , byBacillus spores, the location of the adsorbed ions, and the spore properties after ion accumulation. The significant adsorption of rare earth ions on the surfaces ofBacillus spores and the ions’ rapid release by a chelator could allow the development of these spores as a biosorbent to recover rare earth ions from the environment.

Accumulation and Release of Rare Earth Ions by Spores of Bacillus Species and the Location of These Ions in Spores