'Solid substrate' diaporamas de présentation

Molecular Luminescence Spectrometry

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PTT 307

PTT 307. SSF : defined as the growth of the micro-organisms on (moist) solid material in the absence or near-absence of free water. Solid substrate fermentation processes in which the substrate itself acts as carbon/energy source, occurring in the absence or near-absence of free water.

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NANO PHYSICS Unit-6 Sub: Engineering Physics

NANO PHYSICS Unit-6 Sub: Engineering Physics. By : Pankaj Sorathiya. Introduction:. Nano Science: It is the study of atoms, molecules and objects whose size is of the nanometer scale.

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Solid State Fermentation

Solid State Fermentation. Solid State Fermentation (SSF) is the cultivation of micro organisms under controlled conditions in the absence of free water. Examples of products of Solid State Fermentation include industrial enzymes, fuels and nutrient enriched animal feeds.

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Production Vessel

Production Vessel. Shaken culture technique. History: (1)Began to emerge in the 1930s; (2)Developed as a major technique with the rise of the antibiotic industry Use: (1)Large-scale screening; (2)Yield improvement; (3)The initial stages of inoculum production

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THE BIO-CHIPS

THE BIO-CHIPS. +. DEEPAK KUKKAR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DEPARTMENT OF NANOTECHNOLOGY SGGSWU. CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION THE BIOCHIP TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS OF BIOCHIP WORKING OF A BIOCHIP THE APPLICATIONS TYPICAL PROBLEM OF BIOCHIPS: A SOLUTION PROPOSED

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Tundra

Tundra. Kylie FitzGerald &Kayla Stone . Biome Map- Tundra. The area that is considered a tundra is the North edge of the world. . Biome Description . Tundra has low temperatures, short growing and reproductive seasons, and it is also one of the coldest biomes. . Precipitation.

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Activity: A Peizoelectric Smart Sensor

Activity: A Peizoelectric Smart Sensor. PVDF-A polymer with many uses. What is a Smart Sensor?.

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Dip-Pen Nanolithography (DPN)

Dip-Pen Nanolithography (DPN). DPN is a direct-write scanning-probe-based lithography in which an AFM tip is used to deliver chemical reagents directly to nanoscopic regions of a target substrate Components: Pen: AFM scanning cantilever

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