Design the simple process scheme diagram for (fermentation and recovery of glutamic acid from palm waste hydrolysate by Ion-exchange resin column) Note :The diagram should involve arrow diagram
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Design the simple process scheme diagram for (fermentation and recovery of glutamic acid from palm waste hydrolysate by Ion-exchange resin column)
Note :The diagram should involve arrow diagram.
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