Sentence examples for extraction of sugar from inspiring English sources

The new concept was to employ the strongest formula possible, with a minimum of nitroglycerin and a maximum of ammonium nitrate, and to dilute it systematically with suitable low-density ingredients such as bagasse (the pulp remaining after extraction of sugar from the cane) so that one stick of the new product would give the same blasting action as one of the old.

The effect of time and pressure on the selective extraction of sugar beet pectin using steam pre-treatment on unprocessed Sugar Beet Pulp was evaluated using a design of experiments approach.

The procedure is similar to the extraction of sugar standard except that only 15 wt% NaOH (final concentration, based on the water in the system) was used based on the results from the sugar standards.

One alternative that circumvents the need for harsh pretreatments and exogenous enzyme amendments for the extraction of sugar monomers from lignocellulosic biomass is the use of specialized microbial cultures for biomass deconstruction [ 9– 11].

The extraction procedure was repeated thrice to ensure the complete extraction of sugars and amino acid.

Beside extraction of sugars for bioethanol synthesis, the biomass of M. aeruginosa can also be used for the extraction of cytotoxic and antimicrobial agents (Ishida et al. 1997).

Acrylamide could be lowered more efficiently in potato crisps compared to French fries, due to a more pronounced extraction of sugars from potato slices upon blanching.

The plant was assumed to perform an aqueous extraction of sugars from the pods followed by fermentation and distillation to produce ethanol.

The extraction of sugars and organic acids was performed according to previous methods [ 8].

This is typically performed via processing of biomass in environmentally harmful chemicals, such as sulfuric acid that facilitates the hydrolysis and extraction of sugars leaving most of the lignin in the solid residue.

However, although the sugar-ethanol industry generates bagasse in large quantities during the process of extraction of the sugar cane juice it is mostly used for co-generation, accounting for approximately 3% of the electricity available in Brazil [ 3].