Works
- Cours de chimie industrielle (1896; second edition, 1902)
- High Temperature Measurements, translated by G. K. Burgess (1901; second edition, 1902)
- Recherches expérimentales sur la constitution des mortiers hydrauliques (1904; English translation, 1905)
- Leçons sur le carbone (1908)
- Introduction à l'étude de la métallurge (1912)
- La silice et les silicates (1914)
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