Online Biochemical Engineering Test - Biochemical Engineering Test - Random

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1.
A noncompetitive inhibitor of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction
increases KM and increases Vmax
increases KM and reduces Vmax
reduces KM and increases Vmax
reduces KM and reduces Vmax
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2.
When an enzyme is functioning at Vmax, the rate of the reaction is limited by
the number of collisions between enzyme and substrate
the number of substrate molecules in the reaction
the concentration of the substrate
the rate at which the enzyme can convert substrate to product
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3.
Which of the following statement(s) regarding enzymes, is/are false?
Enzymes are always proteins that function as catalysts
Enzymes provide activation energy for reactions
Enzyme activity can be regulated
Enzymes may be used many times for a specific reaction
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4.
Lysozyme is naturally present in
egg white
bacteria
tears & milk
all of these
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5.
Which of the enzyme combination is commercially used for the removal of oxygen?
Glucose oxidase-cellulase
Glucose oxidase-catalase
Glucose oxidase-lactase
All of these
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6.
Mixing profiles closest to plug flow are observed in
continuous packed bed reactor
stirred tank reactor with biomass recycles
continuous fluidized bed bioreactor
all of these
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7.
Yield coefficient represents
total biomass or product produced
conversion efficiency of a substrate into product
conversion rate of a substrate into biomass or product
production time of biomass or product
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8.
In fed-batch fermentation, mass of substrate utilized is calculated using the relationship
initial mass of substrate in the reactor + final mass of substrate in the reactor + flow rate x [substrate in the feed]
initial mass of substrate in the reactor - final mass of substrate in the reactor + flow rate x [substrate in the feed]
initial mass of substrate in the reactor + final mass of substrate in the reactor - flow rate x [substrate in the feed]
initial mass of substrate in the reactor + final mass of substrate in the reactor - flow rate
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9.
If the specific growth rate, μ. is constant with time during the exponential growth period, the equation correlating bacterial number density Cn), cell number concentration with respect to time can be expressed as
Cn= Cn0 exp[μ (t - t0)]
Cn0 = Cn exp[μ (t - t0)]
Cn/Cn0 =(1/μ)exp(t-t0)
Cn0 / Cn = (1/μ)exp(t-t0)
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10.
Penetration theory assumes that turbulent eddies travel from the bulk of the phase to the interface where they remain constant for a constant exposure time (te). The model correlating KL, mass transfer coefficient and DAB, diffusivity can be expressed as
KL = 2(DABte)0.25
KL = 2(DABte)0.5
KL = 2(DABte)0.75
KL = 2(DABte)
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11.
Which of the following(s) is/are non-mechanically agitated reactors?
Stirrer tank reactor
Bubble column
Air lift reactor
Both (b) and (c)
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12.
Which of the following is not considered among the three best-known theories of interphase mass transfer?
two-film theory
penetration theory
surface renewal theory
Calderbank and Moo-Young theory
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13.
Axial flow impellers
provide high shear conditions for breaking up bubbles
provide low shear conditions and are suited for use in shear sensitive procesess
provide direct flow towards the walls of the reactor
none of the above
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14.
In a tall reactor, oxygen transfer rates will be
highest at the surface of the reactor
highest at the base of the reactor
highest in the middle of the reactor
the same throughout the reactor
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15.
Non-linear relationship between shear stress and shear rate exists in
newtonian fluids
non-newtonian fluids
both (a) and (b)
none of these
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16.
Model proposed by the Friedlander, correlating the air filtration efficiency by impaction can be expressed as (where NSt is the Stokes number)
ηimp = 0.075NSt1.2
ηimp = 0.75NSt1.2
ηimp = 0.25NSt1.2
ηimp = 0.025NSt1.2
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17.
Analogus to the molecular diffusion, the x-directional flux of microorganisms suspended in a medium due to the axial mixing can be represented as (where Jn is flux component 'n', cn is concentration of'n')
Jn = -dcn/dx
Jn = dcn/dx
Jn = -D dcn/dx
Jn = D dcn/dx
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18.
Concentration polarization can be reduced further by
pre filtering the solution
reducing the flow rate per unit membrane surface area
back washing periodically
all of the above
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19.
The maximum desirable limit Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) of lead in the drinking water is
0.05 mg/l
0.09 mg/l
0.1 mg/l
1.0 mg/l
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20.
Both temporary and permanent hardness of water can be removed by
boiling
distillation
filtration
decantation
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