Chamberland
[chām′bər-lənd, shäɴ-bĕr-län′]Charles Édouard 1851-1908
French bacteriologist. A colleague of Louis Pasteur, he contributed to the development of sterilization techniques.
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Chamberland's food is the best for them, as well as for pheasants.
This invulnerability had very much struck Pasteur and his two assistants, Joubert and Chamberland.
Louis PasteurRen Vallery-Radot
He discovered (with Joubert and Chamberland) the bacillus of malignant edema.
An Introduction to the History of ScienceWalter Libby
Sterilisation by means of superheated steam is carried out in a special boiler—Chamberland's autoclave (Fig. 30).
The Elements of Bacteriological TechniqueJohn William Henry Eyre
Doultons white porcelain filters it may be noted are as efficient as the Chamberland candles and filter rather more rapidly.
The Elements of Bacteriological TechniqueJohn William Henry Eyre