Kinetics And Optimization Studies Of Pressed Pericarp Fibers Pretreated With Organosolvent

The existence of lignin in pressed pericarp fibres (PPF) could inhibit the cellulolytic microorganisms from reacting with cellulose which directly inhibits the cellulolytic enzyme activities. In order to increase the susceptibility of cellulose, PPF was treated with organic solvent under high pressu...

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Main Author: Hii, Kiew Ling
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2012
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description The existence of lignin in pressed pericarp fibres (PPF) could inhibit the cellulolytic microorganisms from reacting with cellulose which directly inhibits the cellulolytic enzyme activities. In order to increase the susceptibility of cellulose, PPF was treated with organic solvent under high pressure and temperature in a high pressurized reactor (HPR). Monohydric alcohols (propanol) showed better delignification and hydrolysis at 38.5% and 46.1%, respectively. Ethanol was chosen as pretreatment solvent for further screening of catalyst due to its wide availability and economical perspective.
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spelling usm-448062019-07-02T01:45:32Z http://eprints.usm.my/44806/ Kinetics And Optimization Studies Of Pressed Pericarp Fibers Pretreated With Organosolvent Hii, Kiew Ling TP1-1185 Chemical technology The existence of lignin in pressed pericarp fibres (PPF) could inhibit the cellulolytic microorganisms from reacting with cellulose which directly inhibits the cellulolytic enzyme activities. In order to increase the susceptibility of cellulose, PPF was treated with organic solvent under high pressure and temperature in a high pressurized reactor (HPR). Monohydric alcohols (propanol) showed better delignification and hydrolysis at 38.5% and 46.1%, respectively. Ethanol was chosen as pretreatment solvent for further screening of catalyst due to its wide availability and economical perspective. 2012-07 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/44806/1/HII%20KIEW%20LING.pdf Hii, Kiew Ling (2012) Kinetics And Optimization Studies Of Pressed Pericarp Fibers Pretreated With Organosolvent. Masters thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
spellingShingle TP1-1185 Chemical technology
Hii, Kiew Ling
Kinetics And Optimization Studies Of Pressed Pericarp Fibers Pretreated With Organosolvent
title Kinetics And Optimization Studies Of Pressed Pericarp Fibers Pretreated With Organosolvent
title_full Kinetics And Optimization Studies Of Pressed Pericarp Fibers Pretreated With Organosolvent
title_fullStr Kinetics And Optimization Studies Of Pressed Pericarp Fibers Pretreated With Organosolvent
title_full_unstemmed Kinetics And Optimization Studies Of Pressed Pericarp Fibers Pretreated With Organosolvent
title_short Kinetics And Optimization Studies Of Pressed Pericarp Fibers Pretreated With Organosolvent
title_sort kinetics and optimization studies of pressed pericarp fibers pretreated with organosolvent
topic TP1-1185 Chemical technology
url http://eprints.usm.my/44806/
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