Wash out (as defined by D = max) of a continuous stirred tank fermenter is characterized by(X = biomass, S = substrate concentration in bioreactor, S0 = substrate concentration in feed, P = product concentration in bioreactor)

Wash out (as defined by D = max) of a continuous stirred tank ferment

1.	Wash out (as defined by D = max) of a continuous stirred tank fermenter is characterized by(X = biomass, S = substrate concentration in bioreactor, S0 = substrate concentration in feed, P = product concentration in bioreactor)
A.	X = 0, S = 0, P = 0
B.	X = 0, S = S
C.	, P = 0
D.	X = 0, S < 0, P = 0
E.	X < 0, S < 0, P < 0
Answer» C. , P = 0

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