Small‐angle scattering of polarized light. II. experiments with isotropic spheres
M. Desbordes, G.H. Meeten, Patrick Navard
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M. Desbordes, G.H. Meeten, Patrick Navard
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Abstract New experimental measurements are reported of small‐angle polarized and depolarized light scattering from almost monodisperse isotropic, spherical particle, polystyrene latexes. The shape and intensity distribution of the scattering patterns is shown to compare closely with the calculated patterns based on the exact Mie scattering theory from a single sphere.
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Abstract New experimental measurements are reported of small‐angle polarized and depolarized light scattering from almost monodisperse isotropic, spherical particle, polystyrene latexes. The shape and intensity distribution of the scattering patterns is shown to compare closely with the calculated patterns based on the exact Mie scattering theory from a single sphere.
Key concepts: Isotropy, Scattering, SPHERES, Mie scattering, Dispersity, Light scattering, Polystyrene, Light scattering by particles