Abondances of gram-negative bacteria in the environment - floodplains of the Ain, Doubs, and Loue Rivers - 2015-2016
19 sites (16 wetlands and 3 rivers) with different physicochemical characteristics and distributed along three rivers (Ain, Doubs, and Loue) were sampled. The abundances of some gram-negative bacteria (Escherichia coli, extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL)-producing Escherichia coli, Klebsiella ...
Physicochemical characteristics of water and sediment - Ain River floodplain - 2019-2020
34 sites (16 wetland sites, 15 river sites, and 3 groundwaters) distributed along the Ain River with different physicochemical characteristics were sampled. The physicochemical characteristics of the wetlands were measured in situ or after laboratory analysis.
Abondances and genotypic characteristics of gram-negative bacteria in the environment - Ain River floodplain - 2019-2020
34 sites (16 wetland sites, 15 river sites, and 3 groundwaters) distributed along the Ain River with different physicochemical characteristics were sampled. The abundances of some gram-negative bacteria (Escherichia coli, extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL)-producing E. coli, Klebsiella ...
Impact of a treatment by plasma polymerization on the filtration performances of commercial membranes for the decontamination of solution containing metal ions.
In this project, a commercial membrane exhibiting low performances of heavy metal removal has been modified by plasma grafting of poly(allylamine). This treatment allows modifying the structural and physicochemical properties of the membrane surface and thus increasing separation performances, while ...
Van't Hoff law for temperature dependent Langmuir constants in clathrate hydrate nanocavities.
This work gives a set of parameters of van't Hoff law expression for calculating Langmuir constants of different gas species to determine their occupancy in clathrate hydrates in a temperature range 50 – 300 K. The van't Hoff law's parameters are derived from potential energy calculations using a ...
