Barrere-Tricca; Cecile

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Barrere-Tricca; Cecile.The latest application filed is for "method of incoporating alcohol into fuels having a high aromatic compound content".

Company Profile

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Barrere-Tricca; Cecile - Soucieu en Jarrost N/A FR
Barrere-Tricca; Cecile - Soucieu En Jarrest FR
Barrere-Tricca, Cecile - Place de la Flette FR
Barrere-Tricca; Cecile - Paris FR
Barrere-Tricca; Cecile - avenue du Trone FR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method of incorporating alcohol into fuels having a high aromatic compound content Grant 9,309,474 - Augier , et al. April 12, 2	2016-04-12
Method Of Incoporating Alcohol Into Fuels Having A High Aromatic Compound Content App 20100263264 - Augier; Frederic ; et al.	2010-10-21
Method for extracting an antihydrate contained in condensed hydrocarbons Grant 7,470,359 - Cadours , et al. December 30, 2	2008-12-30
Method for processing a natural gas with extraction of the solvent contained in the purified natural gas Grant 7,470,829 - Cadours , et al. December 30, 2	2008-12-30
Method for processing a natural gas with extraction of the solvent contained in the acid gases Grant 7,459,011 - Cadours , et al. December 2, 2	2008-12-02
Method of decarbonating a combustion fume with extraction of the solvent contained in the purified fume Grant 7,459,134 - Cadours , et al. December 2, 2	2008-12-02
Supported zeolite membranes, their process for production and their applications App 20070144970 - Barrere Tricca; Cecile ; et al.	2007-06-28
Method of decarbonating a combustion fume with extraction of the solvent contained in the purified fume App 20060188423 - Cadours; Renaud ; et al.	2006-08-24
Method for processing a natural gas with extraction of the solvent contained in the purified natural gas App 20050205468 - Cadours, Renaud ; et al.	2005-09-22
Method for extracting an antihydrate contained in condensed hydrocarbons App 20050187421 - Cadours, Renaud ; et al.	2005-08-25
Method for processing a natural gas with extraction of the solvent contained in the acid gases App 20050183337 - Cadours, Renaud ; et al.	2005-08-25
Method and device for processing a gas containing hydrogen sulfide and sulfut dioxide comprising a stage of removal of solid by-products Grant 6,872,367 - Lecomte , et al. March 29, 2	2005-03-29
Method and device for processing a gas containing hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide comprising a stage of removal of by-products Grant 6,872,368 - Lecomte , et al. March 29, 2	2005-03-29
Regeneration of a desulfurizing catalytic solution by means of an ejector Grant 6,596,253 - Barrere-Tricca , et al. July 22, 2	2003-07-22
Process and device for treating a gas containing hydrogen sulfide, with recycling of the reduced catalytic solution Grant 6,589,498 - Barrere-Tricca , et al. July 8, 2	2003-07-08
Method and device for processing a gas containing hydrogen sulfide and sulfut dioxide comprising a stage of removal of solid by-products App 20020012617 - Lecomte, Fabrice ; et al.	2002-01-31

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