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, Ce chapitre est dédié à la caractérisation des poudres et des nuages associés et divisé en trois parties

, Une méthode de classification basée sur le calcul d'une surface spécifique volumique couplée à une analyse d'image a été appliquée pour vérifier que les poudres peuvent être considérées comme des nanomatériaux selon la définition de la Commission Européenne. A l'exception de la nanocellulose, pour laquelle des tests complémentaires ont été réalisés par la suite, toutes les poudres étudiées sont classifiées en tant que nanomatériaux. Des mesures de distribution de tailles de particules (DTP) ont été réalisées en voie liquide, ce qui est pratique mais d'un intérêt limité quand il s'agit de tester des poudres dispersées dans l'air, ainsi que par sédimentation en voie sèche afin d'estimer la DTP des agglomérats soumis à un faible cisaillement, une présentation des poudres considérées dans ce travail a été réalisée : nanocellulose, noirs de carbone, silicium enrobé de carbone et deux poudres d'aluminium