a. For an exponentially growing population, calculate µmax (units?) based on the data below Time (d) Biomass (mg/L) 0 1 2 3 4 5 50 75 111 166 248 369 b. Calculate the specific growth rate (u) of the population above growing at a substrate concentration of 25 mg/L according to Monod kinetics with a k; of 50 mg/L. c. Consider two genetically engineered organisms intended for use in the cleanup of hydrocarbon spills into the ocean. Bacterium alpha has a μmax of 1 d'¹ and a k, of 0.1 mg/L. Bacterium beta has a max of 5 d¹ and a k, of 5 mg/L. If the hydrocarbon concentration is initially 1000 mg/L and the desired objective is to reduce concentrations below 0.1 mg/L what order of addition of the bacterial species is desired?
a. For an exponentially growing population, calculate µmax (units?) based on the data below Time (d) Biomass (mg/L) 0 1 2 3 4 5 50 75 111 166 248 369 b. Calculate the specific growth rate (u) of the population above growing at a substrate concentration of 25 mg/L according to Monod kinetics with a k; of 50 mg/L. c. Consider two genetically engineered organisms intended for use in the cleanup of hydrocarbon spills into the ocean. Bacterium alpha has a μmax of 1 d'¹ and a k, of 0.1 mg/L. Bacterium beta has a max of 5 d¹ and a k, of 5 mg/L. If the hydrocarbon concentration is initially 1000 mg/L and the desired objective is to reduce concentrations below 0.1 mg/L what order of addition of the bacterial species is desired?
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a. For an exponentially growing population, calculate μmax (units?) based on the data below
b. Calculate the specific growth rate (μ) of the population above growing at a substrate concentration of 25 mg/L according to Monod kinetics with a ks of 50 mg/L.
c. Consider two genetically engineered organisms intended for use in the cleanup of hydrocarbon spills into the ocean. Bacterium alpha has a μmax of 1 d-1 and a ks of 0.1 mg/L. Bacterium beta has a μmax of 5 d-1 and a ks of 5 mg/L. If the hydrocarbon concentration is initially 1000 mg/L and the desired objective is to reduce concentrations below 0.1 mg/L what order of addition of the bacterial species is desired?
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