1. Modeling
Geometric models apply to the chemical transformation of a solid made up either of a single particle or of a set of particles; these particles, also known as grains, must be dense. The transformation process involves the two processes of germination and growth, each with its own mechanism.
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, the growth mechanism takes on particular importance, as it is usually...
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Bibliography
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Modélisation de la cinétique de transformations non isothermes et (ou) non isobares. Application à la déshydroxylation de la kaolinite et à la réduction de l'octooxyde de triuranium par l'hydrogène.
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Thèse de Doctorat, École des Mines de Saint-Étienne (2002).
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