Ethanol from Fermentation

S. cerevisiae grown aerobically on glucose are around 0.5 g/g, with significantly lower yields under anaerobic conditions. Y P/S stands for the amount of product (g of ethanol) produced per amount of substrate (g of glucose) consumed and is calculated the same way: S P Y P S

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