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Itaconic acid (IA) is a promising organic acid with a wide range of applications and the potential to open up new application fields in the area of polymer chemistry, pharmacy, and agriculture. In this study, a systematic process optimization was performed with an Aspergillus terreus MTCC 479 strain obtained from Institute of Microbial Technology,Chandigarh,India.An efficient and low cost process is established for production of Itaconic acid utilizing cheap raw materials that can be helpful in improving the process economics to produce the acid efficiently while performed at pilot scale.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Itaconic acid (IA) is a promising organic acid with a wide range of applications and the potential to open up new application fields in the area of polymer chemistry, pharmacy, and agriculture. In this study, a systematic process optimization was performed with an Aspergillus terreus MTCC 479 strain obtained from Institute of Microbial Technology,Chandigarh,India.An efficient and low cost process is established for production of Itaconic acid utilizing cheap raw materials that can be helpful in improving the process economics to produce the acid efficiently while performed at pilot scale. Similarly, other cheap raw materials can also be utilized. Itaconic acid concentration was increased up to 2-3 times after purification by solvent extraction method which is an inexpensive technique for purification which can be used for large scale operations. All the physical parameters such as pH,Temperature,Dissolved oxygen(DO)etc. are optimized in present study.
Autorenporträt
A.N. Pathak - Postdoctorado (Stuttgart-Alemania); Doctorado (Ingeniería Bioquímica) IIT Delhi, 1976; Máster (Tecnología Química-Tecnología de la Fermentación) Universidad de Bombay, 1971; Licenciado (Ingeniería Bioquímica) HBTI Kanpur, 1969; Máster (Química Orgánica) Universidad de Agra, 1966; Miembro del Instituto Indio de Ingenieros Químicos y de la Institución de Ingenieros (India-Kolkata).