SU556175A1 - The method of growing microorganisms - Google Patents
The method of growing microorganismsInfo
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- SU556175A1 SU556175A1 SU2158117A SU2158117A SU556175A1 SU 556175 A1 SU556175 A1 SU 556175A1 SU 2158117 A SU2158117 A SU 2158117A SU 2158117 A SU2158117 A SU 2158117A SU 556175 A1 SU556175 A1 SU 556175A1
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- growing microorganisms
- growing
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- natural gas
- microorganisms
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3 етс в 2 и более раза по сравнению с выходом биомассы при выращизании в атмосфере воздуха и С02. Применение природного газа дл выращи-5 Вани микроорганизмов позвол ет заменить использование дефицитных и более дорогих чИСТых газов - водорода, азота, метана, а также расходы на их транспортировку и хранение , к тому же природный газ использует-Ю с в малых количествах, практически безопасен и не создает воспламен ющиес воздушно-газовые концентрации. 4 Фор м у л а изобретени Способ выращивани микроорганизмов, не ассимилирующих метан, ла питательных средах в атмосфере газообразных веществ, отличающийс тем, что, с целью упрощени способа, выращивание осуществл ют в атмосфере природного газа. Источники информации, прин тые во внимание при экспертизе: 1. Руководство по микробиологии, клинике и эпидемиологии ипфекдиоппых болезней, М., «Медицина, 1966, с. 498.3 times or more compared to the biomass yield when growing in the atmosphere of air and CO2. The use of natural gas for growing microorganisms allows one to replace the use of scarce and more expensive clean gases — hydrogen, nitrogen, methane, as well as the cost of transporting and storing them; besides, natural gas uses-Ü s in small quantities, is almost safe and does not create flammable air-gas concentrations. 4 Forms of the invention. Method of growing microorganisms that do not assimilate methane, nutrient media in an atmosphere of gaseous substances, characterized in that, in order to simplify the method, the cultivation is carried out in an atmosphere of natural gas. Sources of information taken into account in the examination: 1. Guide to microbiology, clinic and epidemiology of infectious diseases, M., “Medicine, 1966, p. 498.
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| SU2158117A SU556175A1 (en) | 1975-07-18 | 1975-07-18 | The method of growing microorganisms |
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| SU2158117A SU556175A1 (en) | 1975-07-18 | 1975-07-18 | The method of growing microorganisms |
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| SU556175A1 true SU556175A1 (en) | 1977-04-30 |
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