Law of Conservation of Mass Flashcards

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The mass of the reactants must be_______ to the mass of the products for a ________ thermodynamic process

A

equal ,low energy

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Law of Conservation of Mass

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Mass in through system boundaries - Mass out through system boundaries + Mass generated within system - Mass consumed within system = Mass accumulated within system

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The total amount of cell mass formed by cell growth is proportional to ____________

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the mass of the substrate.

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Yield coefficients are defined based on the _______________

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amount of consumption of another material.

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5
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Yield coefficients equation

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Yx/s = -delta X/ delta S

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The stoichiometric relationship is relevant if the ____________________ for a particular cell cultivation system

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yield factor is approximately constant

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Either ____________ or _____________ changes alone can determine the other quantity through stoichiometry

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substrate, cell mass

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____________ describes the relationship between the amount of biomass microorganisms produce and the amount of ___________during a specific growth or fermentation process.

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Yield Factor Variation, substrate consumed

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These are the changes or variations in this relationship under different conditions

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Yield Factor Variation

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different conditions for yield factor variation

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variations in environmental factors
nutrient availability
the type of microorganism used

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This indicates how efficiently microorganisms convert a given substrate into biomass and other products.

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Yield Factor Variation

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This involves the incorporation of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, and various trace elements and compounds into ___________ like proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and carbohydrates.

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Assimilation into Cell Mass
cellular components

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Microorganisms assimilate (absorb) nutrients, including ____________ into their __________ during growth.

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carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, and various trace elements
cell mass

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cellular components

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proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and carbohydrates.

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This occurs through the catabolic metabolism of substrates in pathways.

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Provision of Energy for Cell Synthesis

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The energy generated in the __________ in pathways is used to drive ___________ (necessary for building cellular components.)

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catabolic metabolism of substrates
biosynthetic reactions

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Microorganisms also require energy for maintenance activities to keep themselves alive and functional.

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Provision of Energy for Maintenance

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Maintenance energy is expended on tasks like ______________________, _________________________and _________________ in the absence of active growth

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maintaining ion gradients across the cell membrane
repairing cellular damage
sustaining basic cellular functions

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20
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For a substrate that exists as both a carbon _______ and ________ source, the total substrate utilization may be expressed as:

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source and an energy
delta s = delta s assimilation + delta s growth energy + delta s maintenance energy

21
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type of bioreactor used in biochemical engineering for the __________cultivation of microorganisms under controlled conditions.

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Chemostat, continuous

22
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It is a key tool in the field of bioprocessing and plays a crucial role in the production of various bioproducts (pharmaceuticals, biofuels, enzymes, and other biologically derived compounds.)

23
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__________ provides a continuous environment for microbial growth, as opposed to batch cultures where microorganisms grow until ________

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Chemostat, nutrients are depleted

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In a chemostat, __________ is continuously added while an __________ is removed (maintaining a constant volume in the bioreactor)

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fresh growth medium , equal volume of culture

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________ on biological reactions can easily be written when the compositions of the following are known: ____________________
Material balance o Substrates/Carbon Source – glucose, methane o Products – carbon dioxide, water, other extracellular products o Cellular material
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________ are required in addition to elemental balances to determine the ________
Electron-proton balances stoichiometric coefficients in bioreactions.
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2 balances needed
elemental electron-proton balances
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As the simplest illustration of the elemental balance approach to stoichiometry, we consider first aerobic growth ____________, that is, where the only products of the growth reaction are cells, ___________.
without product formation CO2 and H2O
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to describe cell growth and related metabolic activities in the same way as used for simple chemical reactions, it is first necessary to establish _____________________________
a chemical formula for dry cell material.
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If the ____________ of a particular strain growing under particular conditions is known, the __________ in the empirical cell formula C, H, O, N, are determined
% elemental composition ratios of subscripts
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In order to establish a unique cell formula and corresponding __________, it has proved convenient to employ a formula which contains_________________
formula weight one gram-atom of carbon.
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_____________ is a crucial and quantifiable measure in a living system. It is defined as the ratio of moles of 𝐢𝑂2 produced to moles of 𝑂2 taken up.
The respiration quotient (RQ)
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A useful measurable parameter for determining the stoichiometric coefficients
Respiratory Quotient (RQ)
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it offers insights into the cell's metabolic condition. It serves as the fifth equation to determine the unknowns.
The respiration quotient (RQ)
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A high RQ indicates _______________, signifying efficient metabolism.
significant 𝐢𝑂2 production
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________ are formed during growth in addition to biomass in many fermentations.
Extracellular products
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When there is ______________, the stochiometric equation can be modified to reflect product synthesis.
product formation
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The pertinent stoichiometries for product formation may be classified into four classes
1. Main product appears as a result of primary energy metabolism 2. Main product arises indirectly from energy metabolism 3. Main product is a secondary metabolite 4. Biotransformation
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The utilization of substrates, the synthesis of cellular mass, and the production of products are interconnected
1. Main product appears as a result of primary energy metabolism
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similar to how they occur in a simple chemical reaction.
1. Main product appears as a result of primary energy metabolism
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Production of ethanol from the anaerobic growth of yeast
Main product appears as a result of primary energy metabolism
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The amount of product formed may not necessarily be proportional to the utilization of substrates or the increase in cell mass.
Main product arises indirectly from energy metabolism
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Its stoichiometry representation requires an independent reaction for product formation.
Main product arises indirectly from energy metabolism
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Production of citric acid during aerobic mold cultivation
Main product arises indirectly from energy metabolism
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It depends on particular substrates and products involved. Example: Production of penicillin in aerated mold culture.
Main product is a secondary metabolite
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factors involved in Main product is a secondary metabolite
FACTORS: dictated by kinetic regulation and cell activities.
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In an aerobic system, by requiring more maintenance, this uses ________________, which lowers output yields.
more substrate for energy production under Main product is a secondary metabolite
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The product is obtained from the substrate through one or more reactions catalyzed by enzymes in the cells.
4. Biotransformation
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ο‚§ It depends on particular substrates and products involved. ο‚§ Example: steroid hydroxylation
4. Biotransformation