Catalyst and related methods
OwnerAlbert R. Duoibesinventor
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Abstract
Fossilized organic matter (FOM) is used as a catalyst for reactions including but not limited to nitrogen fixation, glycosylation, amino acid/protein synthesis, glycolysis, carbon fixation.
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A method of catalyzing a reaction selected from the group consisting of nitrogen fixation, glycosylation, amino acid/protein synthesis, and carbon fixation, by incorporating a catalyzing amount of fossilized organic matter into the reaction mixture.
A method for converting sucrose at least in part to other ingredients by incorporating into a solution of sucrose at a Brix level between about 20 and 80, an amount of fossilized organic matter in a ratio of fossilized organic matter to sucrose of from about 1:50 to about 1:2500, at a pH of 4.5 or less, and at a temperature of from about 15° C. to about 30° C. in a nitrogen containing environment, and in which said fossilized organic matter is reacted as a liquid containing the fossilized organic matter in a concentration of from approximately 10 to about 80%.
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