Consider the experimental data obtained from a discontinuous alcoholic fermentation reactor shown in the table on the side, where S is the glucose concentration in the culture broth and µx is the specific growth rate of the biomass. (a)Does this bioprocess follow Monod's model? (b) What is the maximum specific growth rate? (c) What value of glucose concentration gives a specific growth rate equal to 50% of the maximum?

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