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1. What is the effect of the concentration of dissolved salts and sugars on the oxygen transfer rate?
(A): None of the above
(B): The KLa of the medium decreases with the concentration of dissolved salts and sugars, leading to a lower oxygen transfer rate
(C): The KLa of the medium increases with the concentration of dissolved salts and sugars, leading to a lower oxygen transfer rate
(D): The saturation concentration of oxygen in the medium decreases with the concentration of dissolved salts and sugars, leading to a lower oxygen transfer rate
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