- Louis-Charles
Derosne (23
January 1780 – 21
September 1846) was a
French chemist and an
inventor of
industrial manufacturing machinery who was actively...
- Jean-François
Derosne (18 July 1774 – 16
September 1855) was a
French pharmacist and chemist.
Along with his
brother Louis-Charles he ran the
family pharmacy...
- de l'opium." ( ... for he [i.e.,
French chemist and
pharmacist Charles Derosne (1780–1846)] took as that
substance [i.e., the
active ingredient in opium]...
- Bernard-
Derosne,
Charles (1825-1904)
Auteur du
texte (1863). Mémoires sur la
reine Hortense, mère de Napoléon III / [par
Charles Bernard Derosne].{{cite...
- Ch.
Derosne et Cail was
created in Paris, on 4
March 1836, by
Messieurs Charles Derosne and Jean-François Cail. It
succeeded the "Atelier Ch.
Derosne", founded...
-
properties in 1803
under the
denomination of "Narcotine" by Jean-Francois
Derosne, a
French chemist in Paris. Then Pierre-Jean Robiquet,
another French chemist...
-
rubbing two
rough surfaces together. An
early example was made by François
Derosne in 1816. His
crude match was
called a
briquet phosphorique and it used...
- of
Charles Derosne, a
manufacturing chemist involved in
creating distillation equipment.
Getting on well they
founded the
company Derosne & Cail in 1832...
- (French: Dernière heure) is a 1934
French drama film
directed by Jean Bernard-
Derosne and
starring Line Noro, Jean
Servais and
Ginette Gaubert. To
escape from...
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Builder Works no. Date
built Railway Name/no.
Notes Société Ch.
Derosne et Cail 139–150 (12) 1849
Chemins de fer du Nord 122
Crampton to 133 Linné Société...
