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Effects of the liquid vapor oxygen transfer coefficient (kLα) on ethanol production from cassava residue and analysis of the fermentation kinetics

Li et al., 2018

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16958048684002965190
Author
Li X
Deng Y
Wu X
Yang Y
Cao L
Yao H
Mu D
Wang H
Zheng Z
Jiang S
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Energy Science & Engineering

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Cassava residue is the solid waste generated from the production of tapioca starch and has considerable reuse value. In this study, cassava residue was examined as a hydrolysate for ethanol production, and the effects of different liquid phase oxygen transfer coefficients (kL …
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