Solid material comminution or disintegration – Processes – With cell rupturing or liberation of contained liquids
Patent
1979-10-03
1981-10-20
Rosenbaum, Mark
Solid material comminution or disintegration
Processes
With cell rupturing or liberation of contained liquids
241 23, 241 65, 241179, 241283, 435287, B02C 1714
Patent
active
042956137
ABSTRACT:
A multiple tube holder is suspended at the upper end on a frame so that the lower end can pivot through a small arc about a horizontal axis adjacent the upper end of the holder. A motor is connected to the lower end of the holder for pivoting the lower end of the holder through said small arc at a rate of approximately 1800 cycles per minute. A tray means is positioned below the holder for supporting a cooling liquid at a controlled temperature so that the lower end of the tubes on the holder will be immersed in the liquid to prevent destruction of proteins and enzymes released during cell breakage.
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Blanks James A.
Moore W. Edward C.
Rosenbaum Mark
VPI Educational Foundation
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