Prudhomme

Massot, O, Rousselle, JC, Grimaldi, B, Cloez-Tayarani, I, Fillion, MP, Plantefol, M, Bonnin, A, Prudhomme, N and Fillion, G (1998) Molecular, cellular and physiological characteristics of... 

Prudhomme RO, Grabar P (1949) De l action Chimique des ultrasons sur certain solutions aqueuses. J Chim Phys 46 323-331... 

Prudhomme RO, Guilmart T (1957) photogenese ultraviolette par irradiation ultrasonore de l eau en presence des gaz rares. J Chim Phys 54 336... 

Foams theory, measurements and applications, Ed. R K Prudhomme and S A Khan (New York Marcel Dekker,... 

Fig. 10. Sonochemical rates as a function of ambient gas thermal conductivity. [Replotted data from R. O. Prudhomme (95).]...

Kang N, Perron ME, Prudhomme RE et al (2005) Stereocomplex block copolymer micelles core-shell nanostructures with enhanced stability. Nano Lett 5 315-319... 

G. Fillion, B. Dupraz, N. Prudhomme, T. Huynh-Dinh, Blood-Brain Penetration of 5-Hydroxytryptamine Derivatives , Bioorg. Med. Chem. Lett. 1994, 4, 1485-1490. 

Bolanos-Jimenez F, Manhaes de Castro R, Sarhan H, prudhomme N, Drieu K, Fillion G. (1995). Stress-induced 5-HTlA receptor desensitization protective effects of Ginkgo biloba extract (EGb 761). Fundam Clin Pharmacol. 9(2) 169-74. 

Whereas all workers agree that the extent of degradation is increased in the presence of gas, there is some dispute regarding the extent to which it takes place in vacuo. For example Weissler [22] (Fig. 5.17) and separately Prudhomme and Graber [19] (Tab. 5.6), investigating the degradation of polystyrene in toluene, failed to observe any appreciable degradation in the absence of gas. 

Prudhomme J, McDaniel E, Ponts N, Bertani S, Fenical W, Jensen P, Le Roch K. (2008) Marine actinomycetes A new source of compounds against the human malaria parasite. PLoS One 3 2335. 

Tarte, P. Prudhomme, J. Jeannot, F. Evrard, O. (1969) IR spectra and four coordinated Fe in the structure of ferrous oxide Fei. O. Compt. Rend. Hebd. Seances Acad. Sci. Paris 269C 1529-1531... 

The idea of calorimetry is based on the chemical reaction characteristic of molecules. The calorimetry method does not allow absolute measurements, as is the case, for example, with volumetric methods. The results given by unknown compounds must be compared with the calibration curve prepared from known amounts of pure standard compounds under the same conditions. In practical laboratory work there are very different applications of this method, because there is no general rule for reporting results of calorimetric determinations. A conventional spectrophotometry is used with a calorimeter. The limitations of many calometric procedures lie in the chemical reactions upon which these procedures are based rather than upon the instruments available . This method was first adapted for quinolizidine alkaloid analysis in 1940 by Prudhomme, and subsequently used and developed by many authors. In particular, a calorimetric microdetermination of lupine and sparteine was developed in 1957. The micromethod depends upon the reaction between the alkaloid bases and methyl range in chloroform. 

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