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Continuous production of vinegar I. Research strategy

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Preliminary results obtained during the study of vinegar fermentation show that the conversion yield can be increased to 100% of theoretical and the acetic acid productivity can reach 7g/l.h., in continuous culture without cell immobilisation.

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Ghommidh, C., Cutayar, J.M. & Navarro, J.M. Continuous production of vinegar I. Research strategy. Biotechnol Lett 8, 13–18 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01044393

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