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Fermentation Kinetics problems
1. The increased air flow rate in bubble column fermenter can cause excessive foaming and high retention of air bubbles in the column which
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A. decreases the productivity of the fermenter
B. increases the productivity of the fermenter
C. modestly increases the productivity of the fermenter
D. does not affect on the productivity
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Correct Answer: decreases the productivity of the fermenter
2. The maximum specific growth rate of an organism depends on
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A. medium composition
B. temperature
C. pH
D. All of these
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Correct Answer: All of these
3. A higher
K
s
value of Monod's equation means
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A. greater affinities to substrate
B. lower affinities to substrate
C. unaffected with the substrate bonding
D. lower dissociation constant value
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Correct Answer: greater affinities to substrate
4. The high oxygen transfer efficiencies of airlift bioreactors is due to
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A. the large aspect ratio of the reactor, which leads to a high gas hold-up
B. the large aspect ratio of the reactor, which leads to a high oxygen solubility at the base of the reactor
C. the draft tube, which reduces bubble coalescence in the reactor
D. all of the above
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Correct Answer: all of the above
5. Stationary phase is described as
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A. no further increase in the cell population after a maximum value
B. deceleration of growth and division rate after the growth rate reaches a maximum
C. acceleration of growth and division rate after the growth rate reaches a maximum
D. deceleration of growth and division rate after the growth rate reaches a minimum
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Correct Answer: no further increase in the cell population after a maximum value
6. Which of the following is correct for the prediction of time requirement in a batch fermenter?
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A. Carrying out experiments
B. Mathematical modelling of the fermentation process
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. It is impossible to predict the time required for fermentation
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Correct Answer: Both (a) and (b)
7. Heat transfer rates (per unit volume) will be lowest in
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A. Stirred tank bioreactor with biomass recycle
B. Continuous air lift bioreactor
C. Continuous packed bed reactor
D. Continuous fluidized bed bioreactor
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Correct Answer: Continuous packed bed reactor
8. The number of baffles in a standard stirred tank bioreactor is
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A. 8
B. 6
C. 4
D. 2
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Correct Answer: 4
9. Bacterial growth curve is obtained by plotting
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A. number of cells versus time
B. number fo spores versus time
C. log of number of cells versus time
D. log of number of cells survived versus time
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Correct Answer: log of number of cells versus time
10. The contents in jet loop reactor are mixed through
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A. compressed air
B. a mechanical agitator
C. external pumping
D. any of these
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Correct Answer: external pumping
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