Method for producing L sodium lactate
A production method, a technology for sodium lactate, applied in the directions of microorganism-based methods, biochemical equipment and methods, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problems of toxic by-products, many steps, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0020] (1) Dissolve sodium carbonate in water and stir well;
[0021] (2) Slowly add sodium carbonate solution into lactic acid to adjust the Ph value to 6.8-7;
[0022] (3) Heat the mixed solution to 100°C and keep it for 30Min-40Min;
[0023] (4) Add activated carbon to the standing solution, continue to stand for 20 minutes and then filter;
[0024] (5) Heat the filtrate to evaporate to saturation, then slowly cool down to 25°C to crystallize;
[0025] (6) Recrystallize the crystallized crystal;
[0026] The lactic acid is produced by the following method,
[0027] 1) After hydrolyzing and saccharifying wheat starch and corn starch, adding Rhizopus oryzae to ferment;
[0028] 2) coarsely filter the fermented liquid;
[0029] 3) Add the cation exchange resin to the fermented broth that has been finely filtered.
[0030] Example 1 was not filtered through a fiber membrane, and the finished product finally had a small amount of impurities.
Embodiment 2
[0032] (1) Dissolve sodium carbonate in water and stir well;
[0033] (2) Slowly add sodium carbonate solution into lactic acid to adjust the Ph value to 6.8-7;
[0034] (3) Heat the mixed solution to 100°C and keep it for 30Min-40Min;
[0035] (4) Heat the filtrate to evaporate to saturation, then slowly cool down to 25°C to crystallize;
[0036] (5) Recrystallize the crystallized crystal;
[0037] The lactic acid is produced by the following method,
[0038] 1) After hydrolyzing and saccharifying wheat starch and corn starch, adding Rhizopus oryzae to ferment;
[0039] 2) coarsely filter the fermented liquid;
[0040] 3) finely filter the fermented liquid through a hollow fiber membrane;
[0041] 4) Add the cation exchange resin to the finely filtered fermented broth.
[0042] In the above-mentioned Example 2, the activated carbon was not filtered, and the finally obtained crystals turned yellow.
Embodiment 3
[0044] (1) Dissolve sodium carbonate in water and stir well;
[0045] (2) Slowly add sodium carbonate solution into lactic acid to adjust the Ph value to 6.8-7;
[0046] (3) Heat the mixed solution to 100°C and keep it for 30Min-40Min;
[0047] (4) Add activated carbon to the standing solution, continue to stand for 20 minutes and then filter;
[0048] (5) Heat the filtrate to evaporate to saturation, then slowly cool down to 25°C to crystallize;
[0049] (6) Recrystallize the crystallized crystal;
[0050] The lactic acid is produced by the following method,
[0051] 1) After hydrolyzing and saccharifying wheat starch and corn starch, adding Rhizopus oryzae to ferment;
[0052] 2) coarsely filter the fermented liquid;
[0053] 3) finely filter the fermented liquid through a hollow fiber membrane;
[0054] No ion exchange resin was used in Example 3, and impurities such as iron ions existed in the finally obtained crystals.
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