Abstract: Provided is a printing apparatus, including: multiple tanks that are arrayed in a first direction and store a liquid, in which a first tank, which is one of the multiple tanks, includes a first regulation portion that regulates movement of a second tank, which is out of other tanks and is not adjacent to the first tank.

Abstract: A conveyance unit configured to convey a print medium in a first direction; a printing unit configured to perform printing by ejecting ink onto the print medium conveyed by the conveyance unit; a first tank configured to store ink to be supplied to the printing unit; and a second tank configured to be installed side by side with the first tank in a second direction intersecting the first direction, and to be formed so that a storage chamber that stores ink to be supplied to the printing unit overlaps with the first tank as viewed from the first direction are included, and the storage chamber overlaps with the first tank as viewed from a third direction intersecting the first direction and the second direction.

Abstract: An embodiment is a liquid container mounted on a liquid consumption apparatus including a liquid ejection head for ejecting a liquid and configured to store the liquid to be supplied to the liquid ejection head. The liquid container includes: a tank chamber to store the liquid; an inlet port which is provided above the tank chamber and into which the liquid is poured; and an outlet port which is provided to face the inside of the tank chamber and from which the liquid from the inlet port is discharged after moving through a channel with air-liquid exchange. Provided that a depth direction is a direction crossing a height direction and a right-left direction of the liquid consumption apparatus, the depth-direction center position of the outlet port is closer to the center of the tank chamber than the depth-direction center position of the inlet port is.

Abstract: The present invention relates to L-phenylalanine 1/2 sulfate and its use in the purification of L-phenylalanine from fermentation broths. When the salt is crystallized from a fermentation broth of L-phenylalanine or a solution produced during an intermediate process of recovering L-phenylalanine from the fermentation broth, impurities derived from the fermentation broth are easily removed.

Abstract: A hydrolyzate of molasses, containing both glucose and fructose, is mixed with calcium hydroxide, and a fructose addition precipitate is recovered. The residual liquor is neutralized, calcium ions are removed, and then the liquor is used as a carbon source for glutamic acid or lysine fermentation.The present method may supply very inexpensive fructose to the market.