seaweeds are like a vegetable and Drying at 60C is not safe for the recovery of nutrients like thermal sensitive components and i fully suggest to use freeze dryer method then you can make dry powder for analysis.
seaweeds are like a vegetable and Drying at 60C is not safe for the recovery of nutrients like thermal sensitive components and i fully suggest to use freeze dryer method then you can make dry powder for analysis.
If it is for bioethanol production drying at 60°C will work; I would not recommend freeze-drying as it will never be applied for energy use reasons in a bulk process like bioethanol production; take care to have a thin layerfor fast drying and grind afterwards for better access of nzymes/microorganisms.