Biochemical studies on alcohol production from rice starch

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SANGEETA

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1999Edition: BiochemistryDescription: 193LSubject(s):

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T 661.824 S15B

Summary: Ethanol production from rice starch of four different varieties has been studied by saccharifying rice starch with sulphuric acid and amylases of Schwanniomyces occidentiales and Fusarium oxysporum, followed by fermentation to ethanol Starch hydrolysis up

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Ethanol production from rice starch of four different varieties has been studied by saccharifying rice starch with sulphuric acid and amylases of Schwanniomyces occidentiales and Fusarium oxysporum, followed by fermentation to ethanol Starch hydrolysis up

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