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... SCATTERING One of the characteristics that distinguishes colloidal dispersions from true solutions is the scattering of light by the colloidal particles . A system of either type appears clear if the viewer looks through it to- ward a ...
... SCATTERING One of the characteristics that distinguishes colloidal dispersions from true solutions is the scattering of light by the colloidal particles . A system of either type appears clear if the viewer looks through it to- ward a ...
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... scattering molecules as a measure of their po- larizability . Optical theory leads to an equation for the refraction per unit volume , the specific refraction : n2 1 4 - = -παα n2 + 2 3 If the refractive index is approximately unity ...
... scattering molecules as a measure of their po- larizability . Optical theory leads to an equation for the refraction per unit volume , the specific refraction : n2 1 4 - = -παα n2 + 2 3 If the refractive index is approximately unity ...
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... scattering factor P ( 0 ) . This factor depends upon the shape of the particle and can in principle be evaluated by integrat- ing over all pairs of scattering elements in a particle of any assumed shape . The results for spheres , rods ...
... scattering factor P ( 0 ) . This factor depends upon the shape of the particle and can in principle be evaluated by integrat- ing over all pairs of scattering elements in a particle of any assumed shape . The results for spheres , rods ...
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