Fields & Applications Food, Beverage & Agriculture, Liquid Chromatography

Alternative Xylitol Extraction Via HPLC Purification from Fermented Biomass

contributed by Knauer | 07/03/2017

A latest approach in bioethanol generation is the usage of yeast and bacteria that uses C5 sugars for fermentation and the valorization of bio refinery by products. Here it is shown that a hemicellulose-like fermentation mash has a high content of the artificial sweetener xylitol and that its purification by HPLC can be accomplished using polymer based Eurokat columns. The product is soluble in water and can easily be used for further applications.

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