Direct capture of products from biotransformations.

Hestekin, Jamie A.; Snyder, Seth W.; Davison, Brian H.

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“…These solids and slurries must be treated and disposed of, which inevitably contributes to an increase in the operational costs. Furthermore, the process is reported as being neither rapid nor energy efficient (Hestekin, Snyder, & Davison, 2002).…”

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