A Fed-Batch Reactor Is Different from a Chemostat Because a Chemostat

question 44

Multiple Choice

A fed-batch reactor is different from a chemostat because a chemostat culture:

• A) promotes density with a limiting nutrient.
• B) replaces cultures with fresh medium.
• C) has very high cell densities.
• D) uses excess nutrients.
• E) is aerated while a fed-batch culture is anaerobic.

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