Activation of Alcohol Yeast

Liubov Palianytsia1 liubapal [at] ukr.net
Natalia Berezovska1
Ruslana Kosiv1
Zorian Pikh1
Tetiana Kharandiuk1
  1. Department of Organic Products Technology, Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine, Lviv, S. Bandery street 12
Abstract 

The influence of alcoholic yeast treatment with electrochemically activated water (EAW) on their enzymatic activity in the fermentation and generation, improve their physiological state was investigated. The obtained results showed that catholyte has the greatest effect on alcoholic yeast activity. The use of electrochemically activated water in alcohol production can reduce the duration of the biotechnological
process and increase the finished product yield

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