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See detailLa lignine, une molécule d'intérêt issue du bioraffinage
Richel, Aurore ULg

in Chimie Nouvelle (2012), 111

The implementation of lignocellulosic biorefinery initiatives generates significant amounts of underexploited lignins. Lignin, one of the most abundant renewable molecules on earth, is a highly branched ... [more ▼]

The implementation of lignocellulosic biorefinery initiatives generates significant amounts of underexploited lignins. Lignin, one of the most abundant renewable molecules on earth, is a highly branched biopolymer consisting of aromatic units. Generally intended for energy purposes, lignin has nowadays opened new vistas for higher added-value applications such as syngas, additive in the plastics industry or as a source of aromatic compounds dedicated to the chemical sector. This article provides an update on this molecule and its potential applications. [less ▲]

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See detailUtilisation des micro-ondes pour la conversion hydrolytique de la biomasse lignocellulosique
Richel, Aurore ULg; Paquot, Michel ULg

in Chimie Nouvelle (2011), 108

The use of microwave is described as a non conventional and original heating source for both pretreatment and hydrolysis of lignocellulosic agroresources into high added value materials. Advantages of ... [more ▼]

The use of microwave is described as a non conventional and original heating source for both pretreatment and hydrolysis of lignocellulosic agroresources into high added value materials. Advantages of this approach are presented in terms of reduced reaction times and improved selectivities and yields. The limitations of this technology are also evaluated. [less ▲]

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See detailL'extrapolation des bioréacteurs : un problème de génie des procédés ou de physiologie microbienne ?
Delvigne, Frank ULg; Destain, Jacqueline ULg; Brognaux, Alison ULg et al

in Chimie Nouvelle (2010), 104

Bioreactor scale-up often pose a serious issue during the industrial development of a bioprocess considering the numerous physical and biological phenomena occurring in the reacting volume. The basic ... [more ▼]

Bioreactor scale-up often pose a serious issue during the industrial development of a bioprocess considering the numerous physical and biological phenomena occurring in the reacting volume. The basic principles of scale-up coming from the traditional chemical and process engineering approaches will be first reviewed and will be then compared to a new one involving recent development at the level of microbial strain manipulation. This "physiological" approach of scale-up involves directly a biological component of the system (by comparison with the traditional approach for scaling-up involving physical parameters indirectly linked to the physiological phenomena occurring in the bioreactor), i.e. the synthesis of a reporter fluorescent protein when microbial cells are exposed to stress. It will be shown how this principle can be used for a better understanding of the relationship between bioreactor hydrodynamics and microbial stress. [less ▲]

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See detailAmphiphilic and biodegradable copolymers for applications in vectorisation
Jérôme, Christine ULg; Van Butsele, Kathy ULg

in Chimie Nouvelle (2007), (94), 8-13

The development of controlled drug delivery systems is today a topic of an intense research activity. In this field, biocompatible and (bio)degradable polymers are particularly studied. The production of ... [more ▼]

The development of controlled drug delivery systems is today a topic of an intense research activity. In this field, biocompatible and (bio)degradable polymers are particularly studied. The production of nanosized particles (polymer micelles, nanoparticles,...) generally requires the elaboration of functional amphiphilic copolymers able to stabilize efficiently these colloidal dispersions. Various strategies to synthesize such copolymers keeping their (bio)degradability are described here. The complexity of these amphiphilic materials will be gradually increased in parallel to the improvement of the nanocarriers properties. [less ▲]

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See detailLaboratoire de Chimie pharmaceutique - ULg
Pirotte, Bernard ULg

in Chimie Nouvelle (2007), 95

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See detailControlled radical polymerization of vinyl acetate based on cobalt(II) acetyl acetonate
Debuigne, Antoine ULg; Detrembleur, Christophe ULg; Caille, Jean-Raphaël et al

in Chimie Nouvelle (2005)

Controlled radical polymerization (CRP) is a valuable strategy to design a large range of polymers with well defined molecular characteristics under non very demanding conditions. However, the known CRP ... [more ▼]

Controlled radical polymerization (CRP) is a valuable strategy to design a large range of polymers with well defined molecular characteristics under non very demanding conditions. However, the known CRP techniques, such as nitroxide mediated polymerization (NMP), atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) and radical addition-fragmentation chain transfer polymerization (RAFT), suffer from limitations, including a moderate control on the vinyl acetate polymerization. Within the search for new controlled radical polymerization processes, we designed a system based on the reversible combination of growing macroradicals with a cobalt(II)acetylacetonate complex which provides an effective control of the vinyl acetate polymerization even when carried out in suspension in water. In a macromolecular engineering effort, well-defined end-functional poly(vinyl acetate), and poly(vinyl acetate) or poly(vinyl alcohol) containing block copolymers have been synthesized. [less ▲]

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See detailSynthèse de la (+/-)-hyperaspine, alcaloïde défensif de la coccinelle Hyperaspis campestris
Dooms, Cédric; Laurent, Pascal ULg; Daloze, Désiré et al

in Chimie Nouvelle (2005), (89), 96

Hyperaspine, isolated from the European Coccinellidae Hyperaspis campestris, is the first representative of a new type of ladybird alkaloids having a 3-oxaquinolizidine skeleton. A new total synthesis of ... [more ▼]

Hyperaspine, isolated from the European Coccinellidae Hyperaspis campestris, is the first representative of a new type of ladybird alkaloids having a 3-oxaquinolizidine skeleton. A new total synthesis of (+/-)-hyperaspine starting from protected piperidin-4-one has been achieved. The absolute configuration of the natural alkaloid was unequivocally established to be 3S,4aS,6R,8S by HPLC analyses on a chiral column. [less ▲]

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See detailCaractérisation mécanique et chimique des surfaces et interfaces polymères par microscopies de force atomique
Cuenot, Stéphane; Duwez, Anne-Sophie ULg; Martin, Philippe et al

in Chimie Nouvelle (2002), 20

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See detailLes ingénieurs chimistes et leurs instruments: Le cas de l'analyse polarimétrique dans l'industrie sucrière
Melard, François ULg

in Chimie Nouvelle (1999), 17(68), 3008-3011

This article put forward the complexe relations that exists between chemists ingeneers and the development of the Sugar industry in Belgium (in the 19s century). The argument is that the technical ... [more ▼]

This article put forward the complexe relations that exists between chemists ingeneers and the development of the Sugar industry in Belgium (in the 19s century). The argument is that the technical dimension of the implementation of a new chemical protocol for the delivery of sugar beets may be of some importance in order to understand the sociological dimension of contractual relations between actors and the role of scientific expertise in such a context. [less ▲]

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See detailL'enseignement de la chimie aux étudiants du secondaire qui se destinent à l'université: Trois heures de chimie valent mieux qu'une
Cornélis, André ULg; Cahay, René ULg; Leyh, Bernard ULg

in Chimie Nouvelle (1998), 16

The major importance of a high quality chemistry education in secondary schools is highlighted by the analysis of the results of a procedure developed at the University of Liège to help the students ... [more ▼]

The major importance of a high quality chemistry education in secondary schools is highlighted by the analysis of the results of a procedure developed at the University of Liège to help the students starting their university education, to evaluate their level of basic chemistry competences and to improve them if necessary. It turns out that students who followed three weekly periods of chemistry per week in the secondary school are clearly favoured compared to those who had only one period. These discrepancies show up not only on the starting competence level but also on the progress realized during the remediation step. The starting competence level influences also the strategy chosen by the student for his/her individual remediation. [less ▲]

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See detailPsychrophiles et thermophiles : un problème d’enzyme
Gerday, Charles ULg; Aittaleb, M.; Arpigny, J. L. et al

in Chimie Nouvelle (1997), 15

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See detailLes sulfamidés diurétiques : des origines aux perspectives d'avenir
Pirotte, Bernard ULg; Masereel, B.; Schynts, M. et al

in Chimie Nouvelle (1990), 8

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