2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.biortech.2007.04.012
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Vinasse organic matter quality and mineralization potential, as influenced by raw material, fermentation and concentration processes

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“…A summary of vinasse composition is presented in Table 1. Sugarcane vinasse is reported to be a nitrogen-deficient medium, which is most composed as acid-insoluble nitrogen (Parnaudeau et al, 2008). Vinasse is also characterized as a feedstock rich in phenolic compounds and melanoidins (FitzGibbon et al, 1998).…”
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“…A summary of vinasse composition is presented in Table 1. Sugarcane vinasse is reported to be a nitrogen-deficient medium, which is most composed as acid-insoluble nitrogen (Parnaudeau et al, 2008). Vinasse is also characterized as a feedstock rich in phenolic compounds and melanoidins (FitzGibbon et al, 1998).…”
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“…Diduga asam karboksilat yang dihasilkan adalah dalam bentuk endapan, namun ada kemungkinan juga asam karboksilat yang dihasilkan terikut di dalam filtrat. Seperti yang dikemukakan oleh Parnaudeu dkk [7], bahwa tidak semua asam hasil hidrolisis akan berada dalam fase padatan, karena sebagian akan tetap berada dalam fase cairnya. Oleh karena itulah, pengujian gugus pada kedua zat ini sekaligus dimaksudkan untuk membandingkan banyaknya asam dan jenis asam yang terdapat pada kedua zat (endapan dan filtrat hasil hidrolisis) melalui pengecekan gugus fungsi.…”
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“…Vinasse, a residue from the sugar-alcohol industry applied to the soil in fertigation of reeds, has a high content of dissolved organic matter, ranging from 10,973 and 14,801 mg L -1 (Benke et al, 1999), and a high capacity of proton donation (Parnaudeau et al, 2008). The incorporation of vinasse to the soil may increase the amount of dissolved organic carbon and change the cations saturation in the soil solution, which directly or indirectly affects the sorption mechanisms (Fernández-Bayo, 2009).…”
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