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Point sources of light do not exist , as all who design optical instruments are
painfully aware , and intensity must always be sacrificed to improve collimation ,
or more pertinent to the area of light - scattering photometry , collimation must
always ...
Point sources of light do not exist , as all who design optical instruments are
painfully aware , and intensity must always be sacrificed to improve collimation ,
or more pertinent to the area of light - scattering photometry , collimation must
always ...
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In the Brice instrument , where the " incident " beam intensity is measured after it
has passed through the cell ( and is actually a transmitted intensity ) , this
reflection subtracts intensity from the measured 0 ° beam and must be corrected
for .
In the Brice instrument , where the " incident " beam intensity is measured after it
has passed through the cell ( and is actually a transmitted intensity ) , this
reflection subtracts intensity from the measured 0 ° beam and must be corrected
for .
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After traversing a thickness t the intensity is I ( v ) = 1. ( v ) exp ( -k ( v ) t ] ( 2 )
where 1. ( v ) is the incident intensity . The optical density is defined as D log10 (
1/1 ) = -log10 ( T ) ( 3 ) where T is the transmittance . The magnitude of the
fractional ...
After traversing a thickness t the intensity is I ( v ) = 1. ( v ) exp ( -k ( v ) t ] ( 2 )
where 1. ( v ) is the incident intensity . The optical density is defined as D log10 (
1/1 ) = -log10 ( T ) ( 3 ) where T is the transmittance . The magnitude of the
fractional ...
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Ultracentrifugal Analysis J H Coates | 1 |
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