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Adsorption of wine proteins is an essential step in the production of white and rosé wines....

Adsorption of wine proteins is an essential step in the production of white and rosé wines. We have measured the adsorption kinetics by immersing a cation exchange resin (Macro-Prep 50S, dia. = 200 µm, Bio-Rad Laboratories) in wine at controlled temperature (20 °C). Protein content of the solution was measured over time. Protein adsorption followed the Langmuir isotherm: q0 = 184 mg/g, and K = 8.09 mg/L. The following data were obtained when the amount of adsorbent added was 2.329 g/L and the initial concentration was 524 mg/L. Calculate the resin loading vs. time.

Time (min)

Protein Concentration (mg/L)

0

524

5

491

10

405

15

375

20

348

30

313

40

246

50

217

60

181

70

157

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