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The results of the duplicate fermentations with each pair of impellers did not vary by more than 5% Fifty g/L of glucose was added in a fed-batch mode to obtain high gum concentrations Cell growth was limited by the supply of nitrogen The highest concentration of gum was 348 g/L with the LRT, followed by 324 g/L using the SRGT with fermentations of 61 and 48 h, respectively The highest overall productivity resulted with the SRGT at 068 g/L per hour Fermentations using the SRT and PMD produced approximately similar quantities of gum at 297 and 290 g/L, respectively On the basis of gum concentration and quality (as determined by measurement of viscosity), the best results were obtained with the LRT The poorest quality of gum was obtained using the PMD On the basis of energy consumption, the PMD was the most ef cient.

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Figure 8-40: A frequency distribution (and chart) generated by the Analysis ToolPak s Histogram option