Enzymes in detergency
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Enzymes in detergency
（Surfactant science series, v. 69）
Marcel Dekker, c1997
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Description
Offers an integrated overview of enzyme use in household detergents, from product development and manufacturing to safety and health-related issues. The text details the major types of enzymes, structure-function relationships, life cycle analyses, protein-engineering techniques, cleaning mechanisms, and past, present and future applications.
Table of Contents
- Enzymes in detergency, past to present: historical overview
- detergent enzymes' market
- enzymes - their applications and biochemical characterization. Enzymes in HDDs. Proteases: application of proteases in detergents
- development of new proteases for detergents. Lipases: application of lipases in detergents
- development of new lipases. Cellulases: application of cellulases that contribute to colour revival and softening in detergents
- developments of new cellulases. Amylases: application of amylases in detergents
- development of new amylases. Enzymes in automatic-dishwashing detergents: application of enzyme in automatic-dishwashing detergents. Manufacturing and safety aspects of detergents enzymes: manufacturing and downstream processing of detergent enzymes
- formulation of detergent enzymes
- worker safety - how to establish site enzyme capability
- life cycle assessment of proteases used in detergents. Future developments: outlook and expectations.
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