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Fermentation Kinetics
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Question
The dilution rate, D is defined as(where
F
= volumetric flow rate,
V
R
= total volume of culture in the reactor and ? specific growth rate)
Options
A.
F
/
V
R
B.
V
R
/
F
C. ?/
F
D.
F
/?
Correct Answer
F
/
V
R
Fermentation Kinetics problems
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1. Biomass concentrations during fermentation is
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A. diluting the samples to optical density less than 0.3
B. monitored by controlling the changes in biomass concentrations
C. considering that optical density is proportional to the surface area of the biomass in the sample
D. all of the above
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Correct Answer: all of the above
2. In the stationary phase
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A. growth is proportional to death
B. growth rate is equal to death rate
C. growth rate is lesser than death rate
D. no co-relation exist between death rate and growth rate
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Correct Answer: growth rate is equal to death rate
3. The height to diameter ratio (H/D) for the column fermenters is
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A. <3
B. >3
C. <1.5
D. >1.5
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Correct Answer: >3
4. An open system in which the growth rate is maintained by adding a nutrient (present in limiting quantities) at the same rate as that medium containing micro-organisms is removed is called
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A. manostat
B. chemostat
C. turbidostat
D. culturostat
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Correct Answer: chemostat
5. In the accelerated phase, cell starts to
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A. increase and the division rate increases to reach a maximum
B. decrease and the division rate increases to reach a maximum
C. increase and the division rate decreases to reach a maximum
D. increase and the division rate increases to reach a minimum
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Correct Answer: increase and the division rate increases to reach a maximum
6. Which of the following is an example of a mathematical model?
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A. Volume of cuboid = length x breadth x height
B. The Monod Model
C. The Michaelis Menten Equation
D. All of the above
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Correct Answer: All of the above
7. A mixed fermentation is one, which produces
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A. both alcohol and carbon dioxide
B. both acid and carbon dioxide
C. both acid and alcohol
D. several different kinds of acid
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Correct Answer: both acid and alcohol
8. Diauxie is
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A. growth factors
B. microbiological die off
C. the simultaneous uptake of nutrients
D. the stagewise uptake of nutrients
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Correct Answer: the stagewise uptake of nutrients
9. The maximum specific growth rate (?
m
) of an organism in batch culture is equal to slope of a plot of
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A. In [biomass] against time for exponential phase data only
B. In [biomass] against time
C. biomass against time
D. biomass against time for stationary phase data only
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Correct Answer: In [biomass] against time for exponential phase data only
10. The phenomenon in which substrates are used in a sequential manner is known as
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A. trans-substrate genesis
B. dialism
C. diauxie
D. multiplicity
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Correct Answer: diauxie
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