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Bioprocess Engineering 2nd Edition by Fikret Kargi,Michael Shuler

Edition 2ISBN: 9780130819086
book Bioprocess Engineering 2nd Edition by Fikret Kargi,Michael Shuler cover

Bioprocess Engineering 2nd Edition by Fikret Kargi,Michael Shuler

Edition 2ISBN: 9780130819086
Exercise 1
Organism A grows on substrate S and produces product P, which is the only substrate that or-
ganism B can utilize. The batch kinetics are Organism A grows on substrate S and produces product P, which is the only substrate that or- ganism B can utilize. The batch kinetics are   Assume the following parameter values:   Determine the behavior of these two organisms in a chemostat. Plot S, P,   versus dilution rate. Discuss what happens to organism B as the dilution rate approaches the washout dilution rate for organism A. (Courtesy of L. Erickson, from Collected Coursework Prob- lems in Biochemical Engineering, compiled by H. W. Blanch for 1977 Am. Soc. Eng. Educ. Summer School.) Assume the following parameter values: Organism A grows on substrate S and produces product P, which is the only substrate that or- ganism B can utilize. The batch kinetics are   Assume the following parameter values:   Determine the behavior of these two organisms in a chemostat. Plot S, P,   versus dilution rate. Discuss what happens to organism B as the dilution rate approaches the washout dilution rate for organism A. (Courtesy of L. Erickson, from Collected Coursework Prob- lems in Biochemical Engineering, compiled by H. W. Blanch for 1977 Am. Soc. Eng. Educ. Summer School.) Determine the behavior of these two organisms in a chemostat. Plot S, P, Organism A grows on substrate S and produces product P, which is the only substrate that or- ganism B can utilize. The batch kinetics are   Assume the following parameter values:   Determine the behavior of these two organisms in a chemostat. Plot S, P,   versus dilution rate. Discuss what happens to organism B as the dilution rate approaches the washout dilution rate for organism A. (Courtesy of L. Erickson, from Collected Coursework Prob- lems in Biochemical Engineering, compiled by H. W. Blanch for 1977 Am. Soc. Eng. Educ. Summer School.) versus
dilution rate. Discuss what happens to organism B as the dilution rate approaches the washout
dilution rate for organism A. (Courtesy of L. Erickson, from "Collected Coursework Prob-
lems in Biochemical Engineering," compiled by H. W. Blanch for 1977 Am. Soc. Eng. Educ.
Summer School.)
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