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Studies on RTD and continuous culture (SCP) in cylindrical and tapered reactors
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In this article, the performance of a tapered reactor for the continuous cultivation of bakers' yeast (SCP) from cane molasses has been compared with that of a conventional cylindrical reactor.Abstract:
The performance of a tapered reactor for the continuous cultivation of bakers' yeast (SCP) from cane molasses has been compared with that of a conventional cylindrical reactor. It is found that the tapered reactor has less non-idealities (bypass and deadspace).read more
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Colorimetric Method for Determination of Sugars and Related Substances
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Chemical Reaction Engineering
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Biochemical engineering fundamentals
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The degree of mixing in continuous flow systems
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The chemistry and biology of yeasts.
TL;DR: The chemistry and biology of yeasts, The chemistry of yeast, and the biology of yeast are discussed in this article, where the authors propose a method to identify the genes of yeast.