2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.biortech.2015.07.085
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Impact of butyric acid on butanol formation by Clostridium pasteurianum

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“…Butyric acid typically accumulates as an intermediate during the acidogenesis stage in the fermentation of Clostridium spp. The accumulated butyric acid can be utilized as the substrate for subsequent butanol production during the switch from acidogenesis to solventogenesis stage [20, 24]. The pathway from butyric acid to butanol is relatively short, not only from a metabolic point of view, but also with respect to the energy content.…”
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“…Butyric acid typically accumulates as an intermediate during the acidogenesis stage in the fermentation of Clostridium spp. The accumulated butyric acid can be utilized as the substrate for subsequent butanol production during the switch from acidogenesis to solventogenesis stage [20, 24]. The pathway from butyric acid to butanol is relatively short, not only from a metabolic point of view, but also with respect to the energy content.…”
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“…A successful uptake and further conversion of butyric could directly increase butanol yield. Hence, butyric acid is considered a desired and effective precursor to activate solventogenesis metabolism for butanol formation [20, 24]. The effect of butyrate on butanol production from sugars by Clostridium spp.…”
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“…A solventogênese constitui um processo subsequente à acidogênese, uma vez que os solventes são obtidos a partir da conversão dos ácidos orgânicos (biohidrogenação), especialmente o butirato e acetato (Harde et al, 2016), sob condições controladas de pH e tamponamento. 23 O ácido butírico pode ser usado como matéria-prima para produção de butanol, caracterizado como um biocombustível promissor (Mariano et al, 2011), tanto pelo emprego de rotas catalíticas (Sjöblom et al, 2015) quanto por bioquímicas (Regestein et al, 2015). N-butil butirato ou butanoato de butila, um combustível alternativo para aviação, também pode ser obtido a partir do ácido butírico por meio de sua esterificação com o butanol (Sarma et al, 2015;Sjöblom et al, 2015).…”
Section: Biorrefinarias: Conceitos E Potencialidades Da Biodigestão Aunclassified