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buffering agent

[′bəf·ə·riŋ ‚a·jənt]

(food engineering)

A chemical, such as lactic, citric, or acetic acid or the sodium salts of various acids, added to processed food to adjust and regulate its pH.

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Thus, the low methane production in the configuration without buffering agent (AIS + FW) and acidification of the medium (final pH of 5.38) can be an indication of methanogenesis inhibition through the hydrolytic and acetogenic step, whose microorganisms exhibit growth rate much higher than that of the methanogenic ones.

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The hypothesis of the present research was that a feed resource rich in mineral elements such as banana flower powder (BAFLOP) could be used as a rumen buffering agent to enhance rumen ecology in animals fed on a high concentrate diet.

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"We can look to land plants as the primary buffering agent that's held CO2 in such a narrow range during this time," he added.