saccharified (Meaning)
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saccharified (imp. & p. p.)
of Saccharify
Synonyms & Antonyms of saccharified
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saccharified Sentence Examples
- Saccharification of starch commenced, converting it into fermentable sugars.
- The enzymes in saliva act on food, saccharifying it and initiating digestion.
- Microorganisms saccharified the cellulose, breaking it down into usable carbohydrates.
- Industrial processes often utilize enzymes to saccharify biomass, increasing its energy content.
- Barley contains enzymes that saccharify starch during malting, providing sugars for fermentation.
- The saccharified wort was transferred to the fermentation vessel, where yeast converted sugars into alcohol.
- The enzyme invertase facilitates the saccharification of sucrose, transforming it into glucose and fructose.
- Saccharification played a crucial role in the ancient art of brewing, converting grains into alcoholic beverages.
- Scientists investigated the enzymes responsible for saccharification in various plant species.
- Advanced methods of saccharification aim to optimize the conversion of complex carbohydrates into fermentable sugars.
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Saccharification of starch commenced, converting it into fermentable sugars.
The enzymes in saliva act on food, saccharifying it and initiating digestion.
Microorganisms saccharified the cellulose, breaking it down into usable carbohydrates.
Industrial processes often utilize enzymes to saccharify biomass, increasing its energy content.
