2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-40422010000800015
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Utilização de diferentes tipos de policloretos de alumínio para purificação de hidrolisado de bagaço de cana através da técnica de coagulação e floculação

Abstract: Recebido em 2/12/09; aceito em 27/4/10; publicado na web 9/8/10 USE OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF ALUMINUM POLYCHLORIDE IN THE SUGARCANE BAGASSE HYDROLYZATE PURIFICATION THROUGH COAGULATION AND FLOCCULATION TECHNICS. In order to investigate the action of the flocculating agents Panfloc and Panclar a full factorial design 2 3 and a Central Composite design 2 2 were carried out. The control variables were the flocculant concentration, pH and temperature. The response variables were phenolic compounds reduction and spect… Show more

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“…The ability of M. guilliermondii to utilize acetic acid as substrate is an important characteristic in the context of the second-generation ethanol, because this acid is commonly found in acid hydrolysates of lignocellulosic biomass (Ceccato-Antonini et al 2017). Concentrations of 3.2 to 5.1 g acetic acid l −1 were observed in hydrolysates utilizing diluted sulfuric acid as catalyst (Aguilar et al 2002;Noronha et al 2010;Martini et al 2016). In our work, much higher concentrations of acetic acid were assayed and no decrease in specific growth rate was observed from 4.5 to 19.5 g l −1 of acetic acid.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 45%
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“…The ability of M. guilliermondii to utilize acetic acid as substrate is an important characteristic in the context of the second-generation ethanol, because this acid is commonly found in acid hydrolysates of lignocellulosic biomass (Ceccato-Antonini et al 2017). Concentrations of 3.2 to 5.1 g acetic acid l −1 were observed in hydrolysates utilizing diluted sulfuric acid as catalyst (Aguilar et al 2002;Noronha et al 2010;Martini et al 2016). In our work, much higher concentrations of acetic acid were assayed and no decrease in specific growth rate was observed from 4.5 to 19.5 g l −1 of acetic acid.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 45%
“…Furfural can also affect the assimilation pathways for the pentose-fermenting yeasts. This inhibitor was more toxic for xylose fermentation than acetic acid and methanol (Noronha et al 2010); however, the concentrations of furfural (0.1-0.7 g l −1 ) were much higher than those utilized here (20 and 40 mg l −1 ), and for acetic acid, much lower concentrations were utilized by the authors (0.2-1.3 g l −1 ) when compared with our work (5 and 10 g l −1 ). At 40 mg furfural l −1 , the sugar uptake was slower regardless of the addition of acetic acid.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Dentre os métodos utilizados destacam-se a coagulação/floculação, os processos de separação por membranas e as resinas de troca iônica. A coagulação/floculação é uma técnica que apresenta baixo custo, fácil operacionalidade e resultados de separação expressivos capazes de justificar seu uso como pré-tratamento a uma técnica de custo mais elevado (NORONHA et al;. Os processos com membranas vêm se destacando nos últimos anos como operação de separação que apresenta vantagens importantes, em destaque: reduzido gasto energético, úteis na manipulação de substâncias termolábeis e fácil ampliação de escala (sistemas modulares) (FARIA, 2000).…”
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