Industrial Hydrogen
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22 The manufacture of acetone by the Weizmann process attained the greatest success at the factory of British Acetones, Toronto, Ltd. , in Canada, where an output of 200 long tons a month was eventually reached.
As medium for the process a mash containing from 5-10 per cent of grain, usually maize, was employed. Fernbach's process, started at Kings Lynn, had previously employed potatoes which were at that time the cheapest raw material in England. An " For further historical discussion of this ...subject see Conference on Recent Developments in the Fermentation Industries, J. Soc. Chem. Ind. T 1919, 38, 271 T.
166 INDUSTRIAL HYDROGEN important by-product in the fermentation process is the evolved gas, which, throughout a whole fermentation period, will analyse 50 per cent hydrogen and 50 per cent carbon dioxide. In quan- tity, an average of 5. 5 cubic feet of mixed gas at 27 and 760 mm. Can be obtained per pound of maize fermented. The ratio of hydrogen to carbon dioxide is not constant throughout the proc- ess as shown by the following table due to Reilly and others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
22 The manufacture of acetone by the Weizmann process attained the greatest success at the factory of British Acetones, Toronto, Ltd. , in Canada, where an output of 200 long tons a month was eventually reached.
As medium for the process a mash containing from 5-10 per cent of grain, usually maize, was employed. Fernbach's process, started at Kings Lynn, had previously employed potatoes which were at that time the cheapest raw material in England. An " For further historical discussion of this ...subject see Conference on Recent Developments in the Fermentation Industries, J. Soc. Chem. Ind. T 1919, 38, 271 T.
166 INDUSTRIAL HYDROGEN important by-product in the fermentation process is the evolved gas, which, throughout a whole fermentation period, will analyse 50 per cent hydrogen and 50 per cent carbon dioxide. In quan- tity, an average of 5. 5 cubic feet of mixed gas at 27 and 760 mm. Can be obtained per pound of maize fermented. The ratio of hydrogen to carbon dioxide is not constant throughout the proc- ess as shown by the following table due to Reilly and others.
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