Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6488393 | Food and Bioproducts Processing | 2018 | 29 Pages |
Abstract
The results were confirmed by using a substrate of molasses. Better fermentation was achieved with beet molasses due to the lower concentration of phenolics, especially catechin. The fermentation using beet and cane sugar refining molasses as substrate (60Â g/L) provided an ABE yield of 0.40Â g ABE/g sugars and 0.31Â g ABE/g sugars, respectively and ABE concentrations of 12.3Â g/L (205Â g ABE/kg beet molasses) and 7Â g ABE/L (120Â g ABE/kg cane molasses).
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Authors
Carolina Bellido, Susana Lucas, Gerardo González-Benito, M. Teresa GarcÃa-Cubero, Mónica Coca,