If the stirrer speed is too slow, bubbles will accumulate and coalescese under the impeller. This phenomenon is known as a

Question: If the stirrer speed is too slow, bubbles will accumulate and coalescese under the impeller. This phenomenon is known as a
[A].

coalesced impeller

[B].

flooded impeller

[C].

river impeller

[D].

dry impeller

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

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Transmission of a gene from male parent to female child to male grand child is known as

Question: Transmission of a gene from male parent to female child to male grand child is known as
[A].

holandric inheritance

[B].

quantitative inheritance

[C].

criss-cross inheritance

[D].

maternal inheritance

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

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What is the effect of the concentration of dissolved salts and sugars on the oxygen transfer rate?

Question: What is the effect of the concentration of dissolved salts and sugars on the oxygen transfer rate?
[A].

The saturation concentration of oxygen in the medium decreases with the concentration of dissolved salts and sugars, leading to a lower oxygen transfer rate

[B].

The KLa of the medium decreases with the concentration of dissolved salts and sugars, leading to a lower oxygen transfer rate

[C].

The KLa of the medium increases with the concentration of dissolved salts and sugars, leading to a lower oxygen transfer rate

[D].

None of the above

Answer: Option A

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Detergent like substances produced by microorganisms during a fermentation will lead to

Question: Detergent like substances produced by microorganisms during a fermentation will lead to
[A].

decrease the surface tension of the liquid

[B].

accumulate at the gas liquid interface

[C].

decrease the rate of bubble coalescence

[D].

all of the above

Answer: Option D

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During aeration, a cylindrical reactor had a height of 10 m. Without aeration, the height was 7.5 m. Under these aeration and mixing conditions, the gas hold up in the reactor is

Question: During aeration, a cylindrical reactor had a height of 10 m. Without aeration, the height was 7.5 m. Under these aeration and mixing conditions, the gas hold up in the reactor is
[A].

100%

[B].

75%

[C].

50%

[D].

25%

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

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