PPT-Production of Acetic Acid

Mr Vikash Kumar Asst Prof CUTM Acetic acid was used as a medicinal agent and was probably the first known antibiotic Acetic acid CH3COOH is the principal constituent of vinegar The first vinegar was probably a result of . . Supervisore. : Prof. . H. S. . Ghaziaskar. . By: H. . Rastegari. Contents. Acetic Acid Uses. Acetic Acid Production. Acetic Acid Separation methods. Conclusion. References. . . 1. CH. 3. CO. 2. By:. Witek. Horbatowski. Current important uses of acetic acid. Acetic Acid is used as an ingredient in plastic, vinegar, lacquers and is a preservative itself.. Acetic acid production process. . phases. Clostridia. !. anaerob!. ..but pH sensitive!. L. monocytogenes . . gram-positive. facultative anaerobic. IN SPOILED SILAGES!. E. . coli. Toxins!. Yeast. Aerobic insta-bility!. Moulds. Myco-toxins!. Chemistry 1105 . Introduction. Today’s Objective. Supercool acetic acid. Graph the results. Acquire acetic acid’s freezing point. Measure Supercoiling effect of acetic acid (Materials). Thermistor. !. anaerob!. ..but pH sensitive!. L. monocytogenes . . gram-positive. facultative anaerobic. IN SPOILED SILAGES!. E. . coli. Toxins!. Yeast. Aerobic insta-bility!. Moulds. Myco-toxins!. additives. . Witek. Horbatowski. Current important uses of acetic acid. Acetic Acid is used as an ingredient in plastic, vinegar, lacquers and is a preservative itself.. Acetic acid production process. Acetic acid is made by the process of fermenting various substances: starchy solutions, sugar solutions or wine with Acetobacter bacteria.. . Supervisore. : Prof. . H. S. . Ghaziaskar. . By: H. . Rastegari. Contents. Acetic Acid Uses. Acetic Acid Production. Acetic Acid Separation methods. Conclusion. References. . . 1. 3. COOH) by using standardized sodium hydroxide (NaOH). Acetic acid (CH. 3. COOH) also known as ethanoic acid, (K. a. = 1.8 × 10. -5. at 25 . ◦. C) and partially dissociated in an aqueous solution.. Theory. Acetic . acid: is a colorless liquid organic compound with the chemical formula CH3COOH (also written as CH. 3. CO. 2. H or C. 2. H. 4. O. 2. ). . Liquid acetic acid is a hydrophilic (polar). MF. : C2 H4 O2; . M . Wt. : 60.04 g/. mol. . BP. : 118 0C. IUPAC. : Ethanoic acid . Prepared from both ethanol & methanol. Properties: pungent odor, liquid, sour taste. Ethanoic . ( CH3COOH). Vinegar is a product resulting from the conversion of alcohol to acetic acid by acetic acid bacteria, . Acetobacter. . spp.. USES:. (. i. ) . Ancient uses. : . The ancient uses of vinegar which can be seen from various records include a wide variety of uses including use as a food condiment, treatment of wounds, and a wide variety of illnesses such as plague, ringworms, . Agents. . responsible. in . Food. . Fermentations. FE308. -. . Fermentation. . Technology. Spring . 201. 6. Biological agents . responible. in Food Fermentations. Bacteria. a)Lactic acid bacteria. What is Vinegar . ?. is . formed by aerobic bacteria oxidizing grain alcohol to acetic acid and water.. More generally, vinegar can be . defined. as a solution composed of acetic acid . [ . CH. 3. COOH], water and perhaps other substances. . Citric acid is a . tribasic. acid with the structure shown in Fig. . below.  . Uses of Citric Acid. Citric acid is used in the food industry, in medicine, pharmacy and in various other. industries.