A flow-mJectlon system IS proposed for the determrnatlon of meat freshness, based on the simultaneous deternunation of polyammes and hypoxanthme A putrescme oxldase reactor and xanthme oxldase reactor were Incorporated at fured positrons m a flow system, which was based on the sphttmg of the flow af
Optimization of peroxidase immobilization and of the design of packed-bed enzyme reactors for flow injection analysis
✍ Scribed by Bo Olsson; Lars Ögren
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1983
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 894 KB
- Volume
- 145
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-2670
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✦ Synopsis
Packed-bed reactors containing horse radish peroxidase were optimized for use in flow injection systems. The most active and stable immobilizations were produced by ~ZO linkage to porous glass. The influence of pore and particle diameter as well as pH of immobilization, number of coupling sites, and enzyme purity were studied. The reactor behaviour could be accurately described by a theory derived on the assumptions of firstorder kinetics. The effects of internal and external mass transfer resistances were studied and the rate constants were evaluated. Design criteria for analytical reactors are discussed. A small particle diameter is shown to be of utmost importance in order to achieve low dispersion with fixed levels of back-pressure and conversion.
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