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in fermentation the purpose of aeration is to provide​

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Answered by armygirl00034
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The purpose of aeration in fermentation is to supply oxygen to and, at the same time, to remove carbon dioxide from microbial cells suspended in the culture broth. The rate of aeration often controls the rates of cell growth and product formation.

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=> The purpose of aeration in fermentation is to supply oxygen to and, at the same time, to remove carbon dioxide from microbial cells suspended in the culture broth.

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