100 research outputs found
J. Pradier, Correspondance
No full textGaudon Sheila. J. Pradier, Correspondance. In: Romantisme, 1985, n°49. L'imaginaire du romantisme anglais. pp. 120-123
V. Hugo, Le Rhin, éd. p. J. Gaudon
No full textLeuilliot Bernard. V. Hugo, Le Rhin, éd. p. J. Gaudon. In: Romantisme, 1985, n°49. L'imaginaire du romantisme anglais. pp. 115-118
« Le Rhin », exposition et catalogue p.p. J. Gaudon
No full textNeefs Jacques. « Le Rhin », exposition et catalogue p.p. J. Gaudon. In: Romantisme, 1985, n°49. L'imaginaire du romantisme anglais. pp. 118-119
V. Hugo, Le Rhin, éd. p. J. Gaudon
No full textLeuilliot Bernard. V. Hugo, Le Rhin, éd. p. J. Gaudon. In: Romantisme, 1985, n°49. L'imaginaire du romantisme anglais. pp. 115-118
Victor Hugo, Correspondance familiale, Volume I, 1802- 1828, ; volume П, 1828- 1839, éd. J. et Sh. Gaudon, B. Leuilliot
No full textSpiquel Agnès. Victor Hugo, Correspondance familiale, Volume I, 1802- 1828, ; volume П, 1828- 1839, éd. J. et Sh. Gaudon, B. Leuilliot. In: Romantisme, 1991, n°74. Rire et rires. pp. 117-119
Victor Hugo, Correspondance familiale, Volume I, 1802- 1828, ; volume П, 1828- 1839, éd. J. et Sh. Gaudon, B. Leuilliot
No full textSpiquel Agnès. Victor Hugo, Correspondance familiale, Volume I, 1802- 1828, ; volume П, 1828- 1839, éd. J. et Sh. Gaudon, B. Leuilliot. In: Romantisme, 1991, n°74. Rire et rires. pp. 117-119
Ce que disent les tables parlantes : Victor Hugo à Jersey. /
No full textEcole des Hautes Etudes de Gan
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Balzac and the nineteenth Century. Festschrift für Herbert J. Hunt; ed. D. G. Charlton ; J. Gaudon ; A. R. Pugh
No full textDetermination of the characteristics of agglomerates in aqueous suspensions using nonlinear optimization
No full textInternational audienceMeasurement of characteristics of particles in suspensions without dilution has a practical interest in formulation, mineral processing, material sciences and environmental technologies. These characteristics are the size, shape, and surface properties of the primary particles, and also the size, structure and the number of primary particles in the agglomerates. In this work, the multiple light-scattering model through the optical analyzer, Turbiscan MA 2000 is used to determine the mean settling velocities of monodisperse glass beads and two polydisperse samples of powders, kaolin D and alumina, differing by their particle size distribution, their shape and their surface properties. Beyond the experimental validation of theoretical and empirical predictions, the nonlinear adjustment of experimental settling data gives the number of primary particles per agglomerate and the agglomerate size. These two characteristics lead to the determination of the fractal dimension of the agglomerates. The latter was found in the range of 2.5-2.7 for all suspensions examined. The calculation of permeability and spherical factor reveals the nonspherical impermeable agglomerates
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