This thesis presents a thermodynamic and kinetic model of interactions between a fluid and ideal solid solutions represented by several end-members.The reaction between a solid solution and the aqueous solution results from the competition between the stoichiometric dissolution of the initial solid solution and the co-precipitation of the least soluble solidsolution in the fluid at considered time.This model was implemented in ARCHIMEDE, a computer code of reactive transport in porous media, then applied to various examples. In the case of binary solid solutions, a graphical method allowed to determine the compositions of the precipitating solid solutions, with the aid of the end-member chemical potentials.The obtained program could be used...