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Key role of K+ and Ca2+ in high-yield ethanol production by S. Cerevisiae from concentrated sugarcane molasses. [PDF]
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Biotechnology in ethanol production
, 2003 Thomsen, A.B., Medina, C., Ahring, B.K.
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Ethanol production by extractive fermentation
Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 1982AbstractThe ideal method to produce a terminal metabolite inhibitor of cell growth and production is to remove and recover it from the fermenting broth as it formed. Extractive fermentation is achieved in the case of ethanol production by coupling both fermentation and liquid‐liquid extraction, The solvent of extraction is 1‐dodecanol (or a mixture 1 ...
M, Minier, G, Goma
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End-Product Tolerance and Ethanol
1981Fossil fuels, and in particular oil and its derivatives, are the source of the vast proportion of fuels and chemicals used today in developed countries of the World. However, fossil fuels have two insurmountable drawbacks which restrict their production and utilization.
A H, Rose, M J, Beavan
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Postmortem Ethanol Concentrations and Postmortem Ethanol Production
Academic Forensic Pathology, 2014A review of the literature was conducted in reference to postmortem blood ethanol concentrations and the issue of postmortem production of ethanol. Ethanol in postmortem specimens may occur as a result of antemortem consumption (most common), postmortem production in the body or in vitro by microorganisms (less common), and endogenous production by ...
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Ethanol production and the environment
Energy, 1989Abstract Ten proposed fuel-ethanol production facilities that were candidates for federal loan guarantees were evaluated under the terms of the National Environmental Policy Act to determine if they would result in significant impacts on the human environment. The plants ranged in production capacity from 58 million liters (ML) per year (15.4 million
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Ethanol Production and Employment
1993Increased U.S, production of ethanol could create 28,000-108,000 new jobs by the year 2000. Ethanol distilled chiefly from corn, can be mixed with gasoline to reduce the level of hydrocarbon pollutants created by fuel combustion in gasoline engines. Job gains will be concentrated in the rural Midwest, where most of the Nation’s corn is grown.
Petrulis, Mindy +5 more
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Ethanol Production by Fermentation
1981Conversion of biomass to ethanol is an attractive route for biomass utilization because ethanol can be easily assimilated by the liquid fuel and chemical markets. Ethanol is somewhat unique as a fermentation product because it can be part of both markets.
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