Sentences with phrase «hydrolysis converts»

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Wang and colleagues published their study in International Journal of Food Science and Technology («Effect of Enzyme Type and Hydrolysis Conditions on the In Vitro Angiotensin I - converting Enzyme Inhibitory Activity and Ash Content of Hydrolyzed Whey Protein Isolate.»

It is manufactured through a chemical process called hydrolysis which converts the starch in cornstarch to sugar.

But, she says, the preliminary test results indicate that the hydrolysis at the heart of the thermal conversion process breaks down the PCBs and converts the chlorine into hydrochloric acid.

Some critics point out that the process of converting bamboo to fabric can take a heavy environmental toll, with the most cost - effective and widespread method involving a harsh chemical - based hydrolysis - alkalization process followed by multi-phase bleaching.

The starch is converted into maltose syrup using enzymatic hydrolysis.

And if you are converting it by hydrolysis you need to drop the 12 % to 12 % or around 1.4 % just for the collection of the energy.

That's the essential promise of CBP — by having a magic bug that will extract sugars from biomass, and at the same time ferment those sugars into ethanol, you have a smaller, more consolidated design — compared to systems that have hydrolysis, and then move the sugary broth to a fermenter system to convert into ethanol.

Q Microbe ™ converts a wide array of cellulosic biomass directly into ethanol in a single step, consolidating enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation, largely eliminating costly enzymes and associated pretreatment, and simplifying the entire production process.

SunOpta's patented pretreatment and hydrolysis technology will prep and convert sugar cane bagasse and possibly hard wood waste to ethanol at a plant in Jennings, Louisiana.

BlueFire brags that using its Concentrated Acid Hydrolysis Technology, it will be able to convert cellulosic waste into 3.2 million gallons of ethanol per year.