industrial microbiology Flashcards
what bacteria is used in vinegar production
-what reaction is it
ethanol> acetaldehyde> acetic acid
acetic acid
aerobic reaction
open vat vs trcikle method vs bubble method for vinegar production
-which is the best
open vat (traditional)
-trickle method (continuous culture)
-bubble method (stirred tank)
done anarobically which is not complex\
-can be done aerobically which is complex due to a risk of contamination
batch vs continous culture for fermentaion
-what kind of system is it
-most common
-example of continous culture
batch= closed system, nutreints are added at the start but growth declines due to demising nutrients or accumulation of toxic waste products
- more common
continuous= open system and constantly bringing in new material/ nutrients.
-growth rate maintained at optimum for product formation but has limited uses e..g ethanol production
growth and product formation for primary metabolites and secondary metabolites
(produced after growth slows)
1) primary = produced in primary growth phase e.g. ethanol production by yeast or lactate acid
2) secondary= formed during stationary phase e.g. penicillion.
hpw is saccharomyces involved in making alcohol and bread
fermenting yeast to make alcohol
yeast is used to produce beer.
what is the difference in ales and lagers depending on top and bottom fermentation?
ales= top fermenting in open batch fermentation
lagers= bottom fermenting in closed batch fermention
function of yeast in alcohol production
-what kind of respiration
yeast converts glucose to alcohol and CO2 during anaerobic respiration
difference between vinegar and alcohol and bread production
vinegar is aerobic production
alcohol and bread is an anaerobic