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What is Enzyme-Mediated Extraction and the Enzymatic Process for Extracting Oil?
There is an increasing demand for edible oil all over the world. Edible oils are extracted from oilseeds and other oil-rich natural sources like sunflower, groundnut kernels, rice bran, coconuts, palm, soybean, rapeseeds, among other sources. Oilseeds thus are a...
The Ultimate Guide to Enzymes in Skincare
Enzymes in skincare are increasingly becoming popular. Many skin exfoliating products, peels, creams, and several others contain enzymes. These improve the appearance and structure of the skin. Our skin sheds dead cells and regrows new cells which are made of a...
Application of Xylanase Enzyme in Pulp & Paper Industry
Application of Xylanase Enzyme in Pulp & Paper Industry The pulp and paper industry uses chlorine for bleaching purposes. The bleaching process results in the creation of organochlorine compounds. These are generated by the reactions between chlorine and residual...
What is a Pectic Enzyme? Uses of Pectic Enzyme in Wine
Pectic Enzymes- A Brief Overview Pectins are natural polysaccharides found between the primary and secondary cell walls of fruits and plants. These jelly-like substances act as glue and hold plant cells together thus providing structure and rigidity to the plants and...
Enzymes For Soil Stabilization
Enzymes For Soil Stabilization Soil stabilization may be defined as changing and improving the structural properties of soil through chemical or mechanical means. This is done to check soil erosion, dust prevention, raised soil density and durability. Soil...
All About Enzymes In Cosmetology
All About Enzymes in Cosmetology Enzymes are complex proteins that act as biocatalysts which increase the rate of reaction while not undergoing the reactions themselves. Without the presence of enzymes in the cells, most of the reactions would not be possible due to...
How Are Enzymes Used in Textile Industry?
Enzymes are biocatalysts and used increasingly in the textile processing industry. These enzymes are non-toxic and environmentally sustainable and help reduce pollution which happens due to textile production. The specific textile enzymes used are amylases, catalase,...
Enzymes Used in Treatment for Wastewater
Water like air is one of the necessities for humans and other living organisms alike. Without water, we cannot function. It is even projected that the third world war may be fought over water resources. Our water reservoirs including rivers, perennial or seasonal...
Enzymatic Process for Biodiesel and Biobased Material Production
Benefits and Process of Enzymes in The Ceramic Industry Ceramics have been with us for centuries and used in different forms. Ceramics can be divided into traditional and modern where the former include enamels, insulating materials, refractories, and abrasives among...
Benefits and Process of Enzymes in The Ceramic Industry
Introduction The ceramic industry has traditionally relied on chemical and mechanical processes for manufacturing products like tiles, bricks, and pottery. However, with growing demand for eco-friendly and cost-effective solutions, enzymes have emerged as a...
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