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Should Melamed's spherical model of size–colour dependence in powders be adapted to non-spheric particles?

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In 1963, Melamed proposed a model that expressed reflectance of a powder described as a population of spherical particles of unique diameter as a function of size, shape and optical characteristics of the powder. This paper shows how, assuming particles to be ellipsoids of revolution, one dimension can be added. We show that the mean value of the shape coefficient of the model tends to converge if many particles are accounted for.
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Hélène Garay, Olivier Eterradossi, Ali Benhassaine. Should Melamed's spherical model of size–colour dependence in powders be adapted to non-spheric particles?. Powder Technology, 2005, 156 (1), pp.8-18. ⟨10.1016/j.powtec.2005.05.039⟩. ⟨hal-03252946⟩
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