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1.	What is the yield coefficient if the initial substrate concentration is 20 g/l and biomass is 0.2 g/l. The substrate is then consumed and produces 6.0 g/l of biomass?
A.	0.09 g biomass / g substrate
B.	0.19 g biomass / g substrate
C.	0.20 g biomass / g substrate
D.	0.29 g biomass / g substrate
Answer» E.

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