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Figure 2. The effect of different immobilized conditions on activity of PFDH was analyzed by RSM. (A) SA concentration and cross-linking. (B) SA
concentration and temperature. (C) SA and CaCl concentration. (D) Crosslinking time and CaCl concentration. (E) Temperature and CaCl concentration.
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(F) Crosslinking time and temperature.
different. Therefore, we need to investigate the properties
of immobilized PFDH/CA microspheres.
3.4. Recycling ability of immobilized PFDH/CA
microspheres
To obtain the best size of the particle, we studied the
recycling ability of PFDH/CA microspheres with the same
quality. The recycling performance of immobilized PFDH/
CA microspheres of different sizes but with the same mass
was measured. The maximum enzyme activity at the time
of the first test was defined as 100% (Figure 4). The relative
enzyme activity of 1.5 mm PFDH/CA microspheres was
maintained at 98% after five repeated uses; the relative
enzyme activity of 2.5 mm PFDH/CA microspheres was
maintained at 210% after seven repeated uses; the relative
enzyme activity of 3.5 mm PFDH/CA microspheres
was maintained at 184% after reuse for six times. Three
microspheres with different diameters had similar
Figure 3. PFDH/CA microspheres immobilized by 3D printing technology. recycling trends, but microspheres with the diameter of
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