Analysis of Tartaric Acid in Fermentation Broth

Tartaric acid accumulation in fermentation broth of Gluconobacter suboxydans was investigated qualitatively with paper chromatography and thin-layer chromatography. Comparisons were made using six different solvent systems and four different chemical indicators commonly used in chromatography. Attem...

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Main Author: Leu, Lih-Jen
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spelling ndltd-WKU-oai-digitalcommons.wku.edu-theses-35342019-10-15T04:46:26Z Analysis of Tartaric Acid in Fermentation Broth Leu, Lih-Jen Tartaric acid accumulation in fermentation broth of Gluconobacter suboxydans was investigated qualitatively with paper chromatography and thin-layer chromatography. Comparisons were made using six different solvent systems and four different chemical indicators commonly used in chromatography. Attempts were made to establish a routine method for quantitative analysis of tartaric acid. Spectrophotometry was used to detect possible metabolites resulting from glucose oxidation by G. suboxydans in different analytical separations. A combined method of ion-exchange column chromatography and paper chromatography followed by ammonium meta-vanadate spectrophotometric analysis differentiated 5-oxogluconic acid and tartaric acid and thus gave better quantitative results in the determination of tartaric acid from fermentation broths. 1979-08-01T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/theses/2525 https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3534&context=theses Masters Theses & Specialist Projects TopSCHOLAR® Biology Life Sciences
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Leu, Lih-Jen
Analysis of Tartaric Acid in Fermentation Broth
description Tartaric acid accumulation in fermentation broth of Gluconobacter suboxydans was investigated qualitatively with paper chromatography and thin-layer chromatography. Comparisons were made using six different solvent systems and four different chemical indicators commonly used in chromatography. Attempts were made to establish a routine method for quantitative analysis of tartaric acid. Spectrophotometry was used to detect possible metabolites resulting from glucose oxidation by G. suboxydans in different analytical separations. A combined method of ion-exchange column chromatography and paper chromatography followed by ammonium meta-vanadate spectrophotometric analysis differentiated 5-oxogluconic acid and tartaric acid and thus gave better quantitative results in the determination of tartaric acid from fermentation broths.
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title Analysis of Tartaric Acid in Fermentation Broth
title_short Analysis of Tartaric Acid in Fermentation Broth
title_full Analysis of Tartaric Acid in Fermentation Broth
title_fullStr Analysis of Tartaric Acid in Fermentation Broth
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of Tartaric Acid in Fermentation Broth
title_sort analysis of tartaric acid in fermentation broth
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