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See detailStatistical hydrodynamics in trickle flow columns
Crine, Michel ULg; Marchot, Pierre ULg; L'Homme, Guy ULg

in AIChE Journal (1992), 38

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See detailA partial wetting model of aerobic tricklin filters
Crine, Michel ULg; Schlitz, Marc; Vandevenne, L.

in Chemical Engineering (1991), 46

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See detailTraitement de la fraction organique des ordures ménagères par digestion anaérobie thermophile
Sainvitu, E.; Joassin, L.; Deswaef, Sophie et al

Poster (1991)

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See detailProcédés de traitement des eaux industrielles chargées en métaux lourds
Crine, Michel ULg; Salmon, Thierry ULg; Schlitz, Marc

in Traitement des Effluents Liquides Industriels (1991)

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See detailMicrobial Processes for the Heavy Metal Recovery
Crine, Michel ULg; Hecq, W.

in Actes du Congrès organisé par l'Association Universitaire pour l'Environnement et le Groupe de contact FNRS "Génie chimique" (1990, April 12)

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See detailEvaluation of the performances of random plastic media in aerobic trickling filters
Crine, Michel ULg; Schlitz, Marc; L'Homme, Guy ULg

in Water Science & Technology (1990), 22

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See detailHydrodynamique et distribution de temps de séjour dans les lits bactériens
Crine, Michel ULg; Marchot, Pierre ULg; Schlitz, Marc et al

in Les réacteurs gaz-liquide et gaz-liquide-solide (1990)

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See detailQuantitative Relationship between Sensitivity to Beta-Lactam Antibiotics and Beta-Lactamase Production in Gram-Negative Bacteria--II. Non-Steady-State Treatment and Progress Curves
Frère, Jean-Marie ULg; Joris, Bernard ULg; Crine, Michel ULg et al

in Biochemical Pharmacology (1989), 38(9), 1427-33

A non-steady-state model is discussed for the study of the interplay between beta-lactamase activity and outer membrane permeability with slowly hydrolysed beta-lactams. The analysis shows: (1) that the ... [more ▼]

A non-steady-state model is discussed for the study of the interplay between beta-lactamase activity and outer membrane permeability with slowly hydrolysed beta-lactams. The analysis shows: (1) that the simple, steady-state model presented in the accompanying paper remains valid as long as kcat (i.e. k3 with chromosome-encoded class C beta-lactamases) is larger than 10(-3)/sec (generation time = 20 min or more); (2) that among the beta-lactam antibiotics studied here, the complete, non-steady-state model needs only be used in the case of aztreonam; (3) that the term "trapping" should be replaced by "formation of a covalent acyl-enzyme" and that such a phenomenon only contributes significantly to the resistance when penetration and hydrolysis are very slow and the periplasmic beta-lactamase concentration is very high. Aztreonam seems to be the only compound which fulfils the first two conditions. [less ▲]

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See detailHydrodynamique statistique des écoulements gaz-liquide dans les colonnes à garnissage. Théorie et expérience.
Crine, Michel ULg

Thèse d’agrégation de l’enseignement supérieur (1989)

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See detailStructure-Activity Relationships in the Beta-Lactam Family: An Impossible Dream
Frère, Jean-Marie ULg; Joris, Bernard ULg; Varetto, Louis ULg et al

in Biochemical Pharmacology (1988), 37(1), 125-32

The difficulty of establishing structure-activity relationships in the beta-lactam family of antibiotics stems from the fact that: (1) The targets in various bacteria exhibit widely different ... [more ▼]

The difficulty of establishing structure-activity relationships in the beta-lactam family of antibiotics stems from the fact that: (1) The targets in various bacteria exhibit widely different sensitivities. (2) Some bacteria produce beta-lactamases, enzymes capable of destroying the antibiotics. The rates of the reactions with the beta-lactamases and the target enzymes are not necessarily related. (3) In Gram-negative bacteria, the diffusion rate through the outer membrane varies independently from the two other factors. [less ▲]

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See detailStochastic modeling of the gas-liquid trickling flow through a packed bed
Crine, Michel ULg; Marchot, Pierre ULg

in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (1988), 2

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See detailRéactions et réacteurs gaz-liquide-catalyseur solide
Germain, Albert ULg; Crine, Michel ULg; Pirard, Jean-Paul ULg et al

in Nouvelles de la Science et des Technologies (1988), 6

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See detailTwo phase flow through packed bed : static and dynamic accessibilities of the packing
Marchot, Pierre ULg; Crine, Michel ULg; De la Cal, J. C. et al

in Disorder and Mixing (1988)

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See detailOceanic polymetallic nodules : a catalyst for hydrotreatment of petroleum residua
Dodet, Claude ULg; Noville, Francis ULg; Crine, Michel ULg et al

in Acta Chimica Hungarica (1987), 124

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See detailOCEANIC POLYMETALLIC NODULES - A CATALYST FOR HYDROTREATMENT OF PETROLEUM RESIDUES
Dodet, Claude ULg; Noville, Francis ULg; Crine, Michel ULg et al

in Acta Chimica Hungarica-Models In Chemistry (1987), 124(1), 65-72

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See detailStudy of the texture of monodisperse silica sphere samples in the nano size range
Dodet, Claude ULg; Noville, Francis ULg; Crine, Michel ULg et al

in Colloids and Surfaces A : Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects (1986), 19

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See detailAxial dispersion in trickle-flow reactors
Crine, Michel ULg; L'Homme, Guy ULg

in Enclyclopedia of Fluid Mechanisms (1986)

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