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Determination of the Cavitation Influence on the Destruction Process of Microorganism Cells Agglomerates

Authors: Starchevskyy, Volodymyr; Bernatska, Nataliya; Typilo, Iryna; Oliynyk, Lilianna; Kvit, Roman;

Determination of the Cavitation Influence on the Destruction Process of Microorganism Cells Agglomerates

Abstract

Досліджено вплив кавітації на зменшення кількості колоній мікроорганізмів. Показано, що кількість вегетуючих мікроорганізмів у водній дисперсії протягом перших 30 хвилин оброблення ультразвуком збільшилась до максимуму. Встановлено, що подальша дія ультразвуку призводить до їх різкого зменшення. Запропоновано кінетичну модель ультра- звукового руйнування агрегатів клітин дріжджів. The influence of cavitation on a decrease of the number of microorganism colonies has been investigated. Our results have shown that the number of viable microorganisms in water dispersion during first 30 minutes of sonication increased till maximum. Then their quantity sharply decreased. A kinetic model of ultrasonic degradation of yeast cells aggregates was proposed.

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руйнування мікроорганізмів, destruction of microorgnisms, кінетика реакції, ultrasound, kinetics, агломерати дріжджових клітин, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, yeast cells aggregate, ультразвук

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