Chemistry, 22.03.2021 18:00, cocoapop

The biomass formula for a yeast is CH1.6600.269N0.194.The formula accounts for 92% of dry mass; the other 8% is ashes. When grown on C6H14, the yield on biomass is Stoichiometry of Biochemical Reactions and Cell Growth 89 1.4 g cell/g substrate. What is the respiratory quotient (mole CO2 produced/mole O2 consumed)

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The biomass formula for a yeast is CH1.6600.269N0.194.The formula accounts for 92% of dry mass; the...