Plasma-treated water (1.5 ml) was mixed with 50 mmol l-1 ethylbenzene and 50 or 100 nmol l-1 (0.075 or 0.15 nmol) free rAaeUPO. After 10 min incubation under rapid mixing, 150 µl sample was withdrawn for gas chromatography (GC) analysis. Means and standard deviations represent three independent experiments.
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Figure 2 Ethylbenzene conversion using npMWPT-treated water in combination with free rAaeUPO
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- Figure 1: Substrate (ABTS) conversion performing plasma-driven biocatalysis using immobilized rAaeUPO with npMWPT.
- Figure 2 Ethylbenzene conversion using npMWPT-treated water in combination with free rAaeUPO
- Figure 3: Ethylbenzene conversion using continuous flow of npMWPT-treated water in combination with free rAaeUPO.
- Figure 4: Substrate (ethylbenzene) conversion performing plasma-driven biocatalysis using immobilized rAaeUPO with npMWPT
- Supplementary Figure 4: Ethylbenzene conversion using continuous flow of npMWPT-treated water in combination with free rAaeUPO
- Table 1: Product formation and kinetic parameters of rAaeUPO catalyzed ABTS conversion using npMWPT-treated water as H2O2 source.
- Table 2: Product formation and kinetic parameters of rAaeUPO (0.15 nmol) catalyzed ethylbenzene conversion using npMWPT-treated water as H2O2 source.
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