Biobleaching of loblolly pine kraft pulp with Trametes trogii culture fluids followed by a peroxide stage. Application of Doehlert experimental design to evaluate process parameters

Loblolly pine kraft pulp was bleached in a totally chlorine-free sequence that involved treatment with culture supernatants from the white-rot fungus Trametes trogii followed by a peroxide stage. The whole process was performed at 28 °C, and did not require mediator addition in the enzymatic stage....

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Autores principales: Da Re, V., Papinutti, L., Forchiassin, F., Levin, L.
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spelling todo:paper_01410229_v46_n3-4_p281_DaRe2023-10-03T14:58:33Z Biobleaching of loblolly pine kraft pulp with Trametes trogii culture fluids followed by a peroxide stage. Application of Doehlert experimental design to evaluate process parameters Da Re, V. Papinutti, L. Forchiassin, F. Levin, L. Biobleaching Laccase Luminance Mn-peroxidase Softwood kraft pulp Trametes trogii Biobleaching Buffer pH Doehlert Experimental design Independent variables Laccase Laccases Loblolly pine Operating condition Peroxide concentration Process parameters Pulp yield loss Reference standard Response Surface Methodology Sodium succinate Softwood kraft pulps Supernatants Totally chlorine-free Treatment time White-rot fungus trametes Whole process Bleaching Chlorine Cleaning Enzymes Hydrogen peroxide Kraft process Manganese Manganese compounds Oxidation pH effects Sodium Softwoods Statistics Titanium Titanium oxides Kraft pulp chlorine hydrogen peroxide laccase peroxidase peroxide succinic acid titanium dioxide article bleaching controlled study culture medium experimental design incubation time loblolly pine luminance nonhuman pH response surface method supernatant temperature time Trametes Trametes trogii white rot fungus wood pulp Biobleaching Bleaching Chlorine Cleaning Enzymes Hydrogen Peroxide Kraft Pulps Laccase Manganese Manganese Compounds Oxidation Sodium Softwood Pulps Softwoods Statistics Titanium Funalia trogii Fungi Pinus taeda Loblolly pine kraft pulp was bleached in a totally chlorine-free sequence that involved treatment with culture supernatants from the white-rot fungus Trametes trogii followed by a peroxide stage. The whole process was performed at 28 °C, and did not require mediator addition in the enzymatic stage. Different operating conditions in the peroxide stage (pH, peroxide concentration and treatment time), were tested by using response surface methodology based on a Doehlert experimental design, in order to describe their effects and normalize a biobleaching protocol. The results showed that all three independent variables had significant effect on the luminance (L*) and Chroma (C*) of the enzyme-treated pulp. Best results were obtained after 1 h of enzyme incubation (352 U laccase, 2 U Mn-peroxidase per g of oven-dry pulp), followed by 96 h treatment with 2.5% hydrogen peroxide in sodium succinate buffer pH 6 (5% consistency). We obtained a noteworthy increase in L* = 94.45 (compared with 94.5 of the white reference standard (titanium oxide), 69.94 of the initial pulp, and 83.11 of the peroxide-bleached control), a decrease in C* (9.85), with minor pulp yield loss (less than 5%), under essentially mild conditions, using a low-cost source of enzyme. © 2009 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Fil:Papinutti, L. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Forchiassin, F. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Levin, L. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01410229_v46_n3-4_p281_DaRe
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topic Biobleaching
Laccase
Luminance
Mn-peroxidase
Softwood kraft pulp
Trametes trogii
Biobleaching
Buffer pH
Doehlert
Experimental design
Independent variables
Laccase
Laccases
Loblolly pine
Operating condition
Peroxide concentration
Process parameters
Pulp yield loss
Reference standard
Response Surface Methodology
Sodium succinate
Softwood kraft pulps
Supernatants
Totally chlorine-free
Treatment time
White-rot fungus trametes
Whole process
Bleaching
Chlorine
Cleaning
Enzymes
Hydrogen peroxide
Kraft process
Manganese
Manganese compounds
Oxidation
pH effects
Sodium
Softwoods
Statistics
Titanium
Titanium oxides
Kraft pulp
chlorine
hydrogen peroxide
laccase
peroxidase
peroxide
succinic acid
titanium dioxide
article
bleaching
controlled study
culture medium
experimental design
incubation time
loblolly pine
luminance
nonhuman
pH
response surface method
supernatant
temperature
time
Trametes
Trametes trogii
white rot fungus
wood pulp
Biobleaching
Bleaching
Chlorine
Cleaning
Enzymes
Hydrogen Peroxide
Kraft Pulps
Laccase
Manganese
Manganese Compounds
Oxidation
Sodium
Softwood Pulps
Softwoods
Statistics
Titanium
Funalia trogii
Fungi
Pinus taeda
spellingShingle Biobleaching
Laccase
Luminance
Mn-peroxidase
Softwood kraft pulp
Trametes trogii
Biobleaching
Buffer pH
Doehlert
Experimental design
Independent variables
Laccase
Laccases
Loblolly pine
Operating condition
Peroxide concentration
Process parameters
Pulp yield loss
Reference standard
Response Surface Methodology
Sodium succinate
Softwood kraft pulps
Supernatants
Totally chlorine-free
Treatment time
White-rot fungus trametes
Whole process
Bleaching
Chlorine
Cleaning
Enzymes
Hydrogen peroxide
Kraft process
Manganese
Manganese compounds
Oxidation
pH effects
Sodium
Softwoods
Statistics
Titanium
Titanium oxides
Kraft pulp
chlorine
hydrogen peroxide
laccase
peroxidase
peroxide
succinic acid
titanium dioxide
article
bleaching
controlled study
culture medium
experimental design
incubation time
loblolly pine
luminance
nonhuman
pH
response surface method
supernatant
temperature
time
Trametes
Trametes trogii
white rot fungus
wood pulp
Biobleaching
Bleaching
Chlorine
Cleaning
Enzymes
Hydrogen Peroxide
Kraft Pulps
Laccase
Manganese
Manganese Compounds
Oxidation
Sodium
Softwood Pulps
Softwoods
Statistics
Titanium
Funalia trogii
Fungi
Pinus taeda
Da Re, V.
Papinutti, L.
Forchiassin, F.
Levin, L.
Biobleaching of loblolly pine kraft pulp with Trametes trogii culture fluids followed by a peroxide stage. Application of Doehlert experimental design to evaluate process parameters
topic_facet Biobleaching
Laccase
Luminance
Mn-peroxidase
Softwood kraft pulp
Trametes trogii
Biobleaching
Buffer pH
Doehlert
Experimental design
Independent variables
Laccase
Laccases
Loblolly pine
Operating condition
Peroxide concentration
Process parameters
Pulp yield loss
Reference standard
Response Surface Methodology
Sodium succinate
Softwood kraft pulps
Supernatants
Totally chlorine-free
Treatment time
White-rot fungus trametes
Whole process
Bleaching
Chlorine
Cleaning
Enzymes
Hydrogen peroxide
Kraft process
Manganese
Manganese compounds
Oxidation
pH effects
Sodium
Softwoods
Statistics
Titanium
Titanium oxides
Kraft pulp
chlorine
hydrogen peroxide
laccase
peroxidase
peroxide
succinic acid
titanium dioxide
article
bleaching
controlled study
culture medium
experimental design
incubation time
loblolly pine
luminance
nonhuman
pH
response surface method
supernatant
temperature
time
Trametes
Trametes trogii
white rot fungus
wood pulp
Biobleaching
Bleaching
Chlorine
Cleaning
Enzymes
Hydrogen Peroxide
Kraft Pulps
Laccase
Manganese
Manganese Compounds
Oxidation
Sodium
Softwood Pulps
Softwoods
Statistics
Titanium
Funalia trogii
Fungi
Pinus taeda
description Loblolly pine kraft pulp was bleached in a totally chlorine-free sequence that involved treatment with culture supernatants from the white-rot fungus Trametes trogii followed by a peroxide stage. The whole process was performed at 28 °C, and did not require mediator addition in the enzymatic stage. Different operating conditions in the peroxide stage (pH, peroxide concentration and treatment time), were tested by using response surface methodology based on a Doehlert experimental design, in order to describe their effects and normalize a biobleaching protocol. The results showed that all three independent variables had significant effect on the luminance (L*) and Chroma (C*) of the enzyme-treated pulp. Best results were obtained after 1 h of enzyme incubation (352 U laccase, 2 U Mn-peroxidase per g of oven-dry pulp), followed by 96 h treatment with 2.5% hydrogen peroxide in sodium succinate buffer pH 6 (5% consistency). We obtained a noteworthy increase in L* = 94.45 (compared with 94.5 of the white reference standard (titanium oxide), 69.94 of the initial pulp, and 83.11 of the peroxide-bleached control), a decrease in C* (9.85), with minor pulp yield loss (less than 5%), under essentially mild conditions, using a low-cost source of enzyme. © 2009 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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author Da Re, V.
Papinutti, L.
Forchiassin, F.
Levin, L.
author_facet Da Re, V.
Papinutti, L.
Forchiassin, F.
Levin, L.
author_sort Da Re, V.
title Biobleaching of loblolly pine kraft pulp with Trametes trogii culture fluids followed by a peroxide stage. Application of Doehlert experimental design to evaluate process parameters
title_short Biobleaching of loblolly pine kraft pulp with Trametes trogii culture fluids followed by a peroxide stage. Application of Doehlert experimental design to evaluate process parameters
title_full Biobleaching of loblolly pine kraft pulp with Trametes trogii culture fluids followed by a peroxide stage. Application of Doehlert experimental design to evaluate process parameters
title_fullStr Biobleaching of loblolly pine kraft pulp with Trametes trogii culture fluids followed by a peroxide stage. Application of Doehlert experimental design to evaluate process parameters
title_full_unstemmed Biobleaching of loblolly pine kraft pulp with Trametes trogii culture fluids followed by a peroxide stage. Application of Doehlert experimental design to evaluate process parameters
title_sort biobleaching of loblolly pine kraft pulp with trametes trogii culture fluids followed by a peroxide stage. application of doehlert experimental design to evaluate process parameters
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