Influence of aeration on bioethanol production from ozonized wheat straw hydrolysates using Pichia stipitis.
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Summary
The addition of controlled oxygen (K(L)a=3.8 h(-1)) enhances the efficiency of the process causing an increase of 29.1% in ethanol production and a considerable reduction in fermentation time as compared to non-aerated hydrolysates.
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- article
- Published
- 2013-04-01
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- 43
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Keywords
Pichia stipitis, Biofuel, Straw, Aeration, Chemistry
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