Integrated Biorefinery Project: Cooperative Research and Development Final Report, CRADA Number CRD-10-390

The Amyris-NREL CRADA is a sub-project of Amyris?s DOE-funded pilot-scale Integrated Biorefinery (IBR). The primary product of the Amyris IBR is Amyris Renewable Diesel. Secondary products will include lubricants, polymers and other petro-chemical substitutes. Amyris and its project partners will execute on a rapid project to integrate and leverage their collective expertise to enable the conversion of high-impact biomass feedstocks to these advanced, infrastructure-compatible products. The scope of the Amyris-NREL CRADA includes the laboratory development and pilot scale-up of bagasse pretreatment and enzymatic saccharification conditions by NREL for subsequent conversion of lignocellulosic sugar streams to Amyris Diesel and chemical products by Amyris. The CRADA scope also includes a techno-economic analysis of the overall production process of Amyris products from high-impact biomass feedstocks

Explaining Ionic Liquid Water Solubility in Terms of Cation and Anion Hydrophobicity

The water solubility of salts is ordinarily dictated by lattice energy and ion solvation. However, in the case of low melting salts also known as ionic liquids, lattice energy is immaterial and differences in hydrophobicity largely account for differences in their water solubility. In this contribution, the activity coefficients of ionic liquids in water are split into cation and anion contributions by regression against cation hydrophobicity parameters that are experimentally determined by reversed phase liquid chromatography. In this way, anion hydrophobicity parameters are derived, as well as an equation to estimate water solubilities for cation-anion combinations for which the water solubility has not been measured. Thus, a new pathway to the quantification of aqueous ion solvation is shown, making use of the relative weakness of interactions between ionic liquid ions as compared to their hydrophobicities

Calotte Hat

Calotte style hat of light brown satin. Brim is trimmed in brown and yellow velvet strawberry clusters with green and brown velvet leaves. Lined in rose colored brocade of floral design. Inner headband of pink grosgrain ribbon trimmed with cinnamon colored lace embellished with pink embroidered flower with rhinestone center at front. Maker's label on inside headband: "Paris / Chapeaux / Chicago

Identification de facteurs favorisant, chez les élèves, la motivation à l'accomplissement de soi par le succès scolaire : application dans un système de groupements d'élèves ( tel le cycle 5/8 ).

Thèse de doctorat -- Université catholique de Louvain, 198

Contribution à l'étude de l'appareil de relation des hydroméduses

En port.: (Extrait des Archives de Biologie, t. XII, p. 647)En portada: (Extrait des Archives de Biologie, t. XII, p. 647

Hat

Hat of beige velour. Styled as a modified calotte (also spelled "calot"), the hat has a low domed crown and narrow rolled brim with extends slightly more in front to form a "visor" shape. Set at front of hat is an ornament of crossed large white and beige feathers, and smaller gray and white ones. Underside of visor lined with an off-white jersey-like material, and the hat has an inner hatband of dark gray beige grosgrain ribbon overlaid with silver rickrack and pink lace. Maker's label: "Chapeaux / Paris...Chicago" Stamped inside crown: "Midi / Imported velour body / Made in France

Le droit civil ecclésiastique français ancien et moderne, dans ses rapports avec le droit canon et la législation actuelle ...

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Endettement des ménages

Chapeaux Loïc, Mouillart Michel. Endettement des ménages. In: Revue d'économie financière, n°46, 1998. Endettement / surendettement . pp. 59-74

Etude sur les proportions relatives des os de l'aile chez quelques oiseaux

Gaillard Claude, Chapeaux E. Etude sur les proportions relatives des os de l'aile chez quelques oiseaux. In: Annales de la Société linnéenne de Lyon et des Société botanique de Lyon, Société d'anthropologie et de biologie de Lyon réunies, tome 74, Année 1928. 1929. pp. 162-165