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Table 1 Overview of adsorbents applied for product removal from fermentation broths, investigated in this work

From: Respiration-based investigation of adsorbent-bioprocess compatibility

Type

Nos.

Name

Company

Adsorption capacity (mg/g)

Colour

Symbol

Included in Figures

Lysine

Itaconic acid

5-Ketofructose

Activated carbon

1

Aqua CG 6/400

Aqua air adsorbents

247

420

201

Red

Circle

3, 4

2

104113

Blücher

258

308

197

Green

Triangle up

3, 4

3

Carbopal AP 4 N

Donau carbon

225

381

137

Cyan

Triangle left

3, 6, Additional file 1: S4

4

CW 20

Silcarbon

249

361

169

Yellow

Cross (+)

3, 4, Additional file 1: S4, Additional file 1: S5

5

Norit SX1G

Cabotcorp

88

310

94

Brown

Hexagon

6, Additional file 1: S4

6

H90-PAH

Silcarbon

36

274

77

Olive

Pentagon

6, Additional file 1: S4

7

100562

Blücher

228

496

264

Purple

Cross (X)

7, Additional file 1: S3, S4, S5

8

Norit A Supra Eur

Cabotcorp

238

504

169

Dark yellow

Star (*)

Additional file 1: S3, S4, S5

Hyper-crosslinked polymer

1

HCP [44]

TU Darmstadt

55 ± 8

511 ± 2

21

Blue

Triangle down

3, 5, Additional file 1: S3

2

PAD400

Purolite

n.a.

12  1

n.a.

Orange

Diamond

5, Additional file 1: S3

3

MN250

Purolite

n.a.

385 ± 3

15

Magenta

Star

5, Additional file 1: S3

4

PAD428

Purolite

n.a.

96

n.a.

Royal blue

Bar (I)

Additional file 1: S3

Zeolite

1

NH4Y-12

Alfa Aesar

126

106

20

Violet

Triangle right

3, 4

  1. Three types of adsorbents from various suppliers were tested: activated carbons, HCPs and a zeolite. The biological system, for which the adsorbent is mainly applied, is highlighted by bold font in columns 4–6. Colours and symbols of the respective adsorbents in the following figures are given in columns 7 and 8. Adsorption capacities were determined in solutions with initial concentrations of 30 g/L lysine, 60 g/L itaconic acid (for activated carbons, HCPs 1 and 3 and zeolite) or 30 g/L itaconic acid (for HCPs 2 and 4) and 50 g/L 5-ketofructose. Desorption of products from the adsorbents was investigated and in part published by our project partners [43]