Substrate inhibition kinetics in a fluidized bioparticle

An analysis of substrate inhibition kinetics in a fluidized bioparticle is presented. A model which considers the interactions between intrabiofilm mass transfer and bacterial rate processes is developed based on Haldane inhibition kinetics. The model predicts that, under given circumstances, a biop...

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