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Selected Publications Details for Grant Number R825392

Innovative Biomass Control Technology for Biotrickling Filters for Waste Air Treatment

RFA: Exploratory Research - Air Engineering (1996)

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Journal Article Biological waste air treatment in biotrickling filters. CURRENT OPINION IN BIOTECHNOLOGY Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA. Biological waste air treatment in biotrickling filters. Current Opinion in Biotechnology 1998;9(3):256-262. R825392 (1998)
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Journal Article Predation of bacteria by the protozoa Tetrahymena pyriformis in toluene-degrading cultures. BIOTECHNOLOGY LETTERS Cox HHJ, Nguyen TT, Deshusses MA Cox HHJ, Nguyen TT, Deshusses MA. Predation of bacteria by the protozoa Tetrahymena pyriformis in toluene-degrading cultures. Biotechnology Letters 1999;21(3):235-239. R825392 (1998)
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Journal Article Innovative experimental setup for the parallel operation of multiple bench scale biotrickling filters for waste air treatment. ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA. Innovative experimental setup for the parallel operation of multiple bench scale biotrickling filters for waste air treatment. Environmental Technology 2000;21(4):427-435. R825392 (1998)
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Journal Article Toluene degradation in the recycle liquid of biotrickling filters for air pollution control. APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY Cox HHJ, Nguyen TT, Deshusses MA Cox HHJ, Nguyen TT, Deshusses MA. Toluene degradation in the recycle liquid of biotrickling filters for air pollution control. Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology 2000;54(1):133-137. R825392 (Final)
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Journal Article Effect of starvation on the performance and re-acclimation of biotrickling filters for air pollution control. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA. Effect of starvation on the performance and re-acclimation of biotrickling filters for air pollution control. Environmental Science & Technology 2002;36(14):3069-3073. R825392 (Final)
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Journal Article Biomass control in waste air biotrickling filters by protozoan predation. BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOENGINEERING Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA. Biomass control in waste air biotrickling filters by protozoan predation. Biotechnology and Bioengineering 1999;62(2):216-224. R825392 (1998)
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Journal Article Chemical removal of biomass from waste air biotrickling filters: Screening chemicals of potential interest. WATER RESEARCH Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA Cox HHJ, Deshusses MA. Chemical removal of biomass from waste air biotrickling filters: screening chemicals of potential interest. Water Research 1999;33(10):2383-2391. R825392 (1998)
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Journal Article A cost benefit approach to reactor sizing and nutrient supply for biotrickling filters for air pollution control. ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRESS Deshusses MA, Cox HHJ Deshusses MA, Cox HHJ. A cost benefit approach to reactor sizing and nutrient supply for biotrickling filters for air pollution control. Environmental Progress 1999;18(3):188-196. R825392 (Final)
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