Preparation of highly concentrated bitumen emulsions by catastrophic phase inversion: Follow-up of the emulsification process
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Philippe Marchal | Lionel Choplin | Frederic Delfosse | Michel Maze | P. Marchal | L. Choplin | V. Sadtler | Edward Arenas-Calderon | Véronique Sadtler | F. Delfosse | Edward Arenas-Calderón | M. Mazé
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