Rayleigh light scattering and its applications to biochemical analysis
Ke’an, Li, Chunqi, Ma, Ying, Liu, Fenglin, Zhao Zhao, Shenyang, Tong
Abstract
Ke’an, Li, Chunqi, Ma, Ying, Liu, Fenglin, Zhao Zhao, Shenyang, Tong
Abstract
The recent applications of light scattering technique in biochemical analysis have been reviewed. The mechanic theories of resonance light scattering and Rayleigh light scattering (RLS), the relationships and differences between them, their applications and the interference factors in biochemistry analysis have been covered. By contrasting Rayleigh light scattering with double scattering and anti-scattering, the advantages of RLS have been pointed out. Finally, some prospects for the future application of this technique have been given.
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The recent applications of light scattering technique in biochemical analysis have been reviewed. The mechanic theories of resonance light scattering and Rayleigh light scattering (RLS), the relationships and differences between them, their applications and the interference factors in biochemistry analysis have been covered. By contrasting Rayleigh light scattering with double scattering and anti-scattering, the advantages of RLS have been pointed out. Finally, some prospects for the future application of this technique have been given.
Key concepts: Rayleigh scattering, Light scattering, Scattering, X-ray scattering techniques, Static light scattering, Optics, Physics, Inelastic scattering