Enzymes obtained by microbial process are mixed with detergents. Give scientific reasons.
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The dirt that is carried in your clothes include a variety of elements like lipids, proteins and starches.
Enzymes obtained by microbial processes are included in detergents because it allows removal of these components at lower temperatures and for lesser time periods.
Lipases, amylases and proteases are used in small amounts because of their diversified functionality in the removal of fatty residues and increasing resilience, softness and efficiency in clothes.
Enzymes obtained by microbial processes are included in detergents because it allows removal of these components at lower temperatures and for lesser time periods.
Lipases, amylases and proteases are used in small amounts because of their diversified functionality in the removal of fatty residues and increasing resilience, softness and efficiency in clothes.
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when detergents are mixed with microbial enzymes, they start working more efficiently. The cleaning process takes place at lesser temperatures. Therefore, for better results, enzymes obtained by microbial process are mixed with detergents.
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