Light scattering application

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We acknowledge Lena Nilsson of Wyatt Technology for helpful discussions on the light-scattering applications. 

Operationally, the optical components used in turbidimeters and nephelometers are similar to those used in fluorometers or photometers. For example, the light sources commonly used are quartz halogen lamps, xenon lamps, and lasers. He-Ne lasers, which operate at 633 nm, have typically been used for light-scattering applications, such as nephelometric immunoassays and particle size and shape determinations. The laser beam is used specifically in some nephelometers because of its high intensity in addition, the coherent nature of laser light makes it ideally suited for nephelometric applications. 

In this case, we will be speaking of SLS since time is not involved any more. Equation 18.6 actually represents the point of departure of the classical light scattering applications the determination of molecular weights and radius of gyration of polymer molecules. Since... 

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HDPEs are more cohesive than LDPE they are translucent but not transparent (even at low thickness) as their crystalline zones cause light scattering. Applications of HDPE are not very different from those of LDPE, although the mechanical characteristics of two materials are clearly different (Table 15.1). 

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