An industrial waste contains an inhibitory compound for microorganisms. You have determined that biological treatment would be the best process option if this inhibitory compound was not present. Identify and discuss your approach for handling this problem.

An industrial waste contains an inhibitory compound for microorganisms. You have determined that biological treatment would be the best process option if this inhibitory compound was not present. Identify and discuss your approach for handling this problem.

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