adnan91
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I love biopol!! I love haber I love esters ethanol alternative fuel thingo i swear i've done it atleast 15 times anyway I love chemistry as a whole i want a 90+ raw mark
Once source i have says alkaligene eutrophus makes PHBtommykins said:Pretty sure Biopol is PHA. Poly-hydroxyalkanoate produced by the bacteria alkaligene eutrophus.
probably both? lolaxlenatore said:Once source i have says alkaligene eutrophus makes PHB
As far as I know Biopol consists of PHB (polyhyroxybutyrate) and PHV (polyhydroxyvalerate) because valeric acid is added in the process and pretty sure PHV is produced as a natural defence mechanism by the Alcaligenes Eutrophus.tommykins said:probably both? lol
thanks for t hat.nandayo said:As far as I know Biopol consists of PHB (polyhyroxybutyrate) and PHV (polyhydroxyvalerate) because valeric acid is added in the process and pretty sure PHV is produced as a natural defence mechanism by the Alcaligenes Eutrophus.
You can't say it produces 'PHA'...PHAs are polyhyroxyalkanoates - that's a generic term and kind of avoids stating what it actually produces. Like saying the dehydration of ethanol produces an alkene.
That is what I thought.axlenatore said:Once source i have says alkaligene eutrophus makes PHB
Polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB) is a polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA), a polymer belonging to the polyesters class that was first isolated and characterized in 1925 by French microbiologist Maurice Lemoigne. PHB is produced by micro-organisms (like Alcaligenes eutrophus or Bacillus megaterium) apparently in response to conditions of physiological stress.crammy90 said:ive got poly-3-hydroxybutanoate
i referenced it somewhere to confirm ages ago when i wrote it
i read about pha whats the diff with pha and phb
what are the alcali defending themselves from lol