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Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Cotton Fibers: Modeling Using an Empirical Equation

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Table 1. Experimental and calculated product concentrations as a function of time at different flow rates
Figure 1.  Calculated versus experimental concentration of product as a function of time at different flow rates
Table 2. Experimental and calculated product concentrations as a function of time at different substrate concentrations (data from Ghose and Das, 1971)

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