Downstream processing: separation and purification
Author: McGraw-Hill Education
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Description: Downstream processing: separation and purification por McGraw-Hill Education provides a comprehensive overview of bioproduct separation and purification techniques. It delves into unit operations like filtration, chromatography, and precipitation, highlighting process optimization for various bioproducts.
Pages: 112
Megabytes: 1.36 MB
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