Jerusalem artichoke pretreatment method for raw material for microbial fermentation culture
A technology for microbial fermentation and microbial culture, which is applied in microorganism-based methods, biochemical equipment and methods, microorganisms, etc., and can solve problems such as being unsuitable for use in the fermentation industry, low inulinase activity, and low reducing sugar yield. , to achieve the effect of improving the yield of the fermentation target product, improving the utilization rate of raw materials, and shortening the processing time.
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[0025] 100 grams of fresh Jerusalem artichoke tubers (total sugar mass content 17%) and 100 milliliters of water are mixed, pulverized and homogenized. Adjust the pH to 1.0 with the above-mentioned obtained Jerusalem artichoke pulp with 6mol / L sulfuric acid, and treat it at 105°C for 15 minutes. After cooling, take a sample of the hydrolyzate, and the analysis shows that the total sugar concentration is 93 g / L, and the monosaccharide concentration is 91 g / L. The hydrolysis rate is 97%.
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[0027] 100 grams of fresh Jerusalem artichoke tubers (total sugar mass content 17%) and 100 milliliters of water are mixed, pulverized and homogenized. Adjust the pH of the aforementioned Jerusalem artichoke pulp to 1.0 with 6 mol / L hydrochloric acid, and treat it at 135°C for 2 minutes. After cooling, take a sample of the hydrolyzed solution. Analysis shows that the total sugar concentration is 93 g / L, and the monosaccharide concentration is 86 g / L. The hydrolysis rate is 92%.
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[0029] Jerusalem artichoke powder (68% of total sugar mass content) 13 grams, 100 milliliters of water, adjust pH to 3.0 with 10 mol / liter sulfuric acid, handle 20 minutes at 140 ℃, after cooling, get hydrolyzate sample, analysis shows that total sugar concentration is 85 g / L, the monosaccharide concentration is 76 g / L, and the hydrolysis rate is 89%.
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