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Light scattering in gases and vapours

Khlcbtsov (1993ab), Khlcbtsov and Mel nikov (1993ab) have started a new research direction, namely, the speclroturbidimetry of fractal clusters. The integral functions defining the spectral properties of nonabsorbing fractal clusters have been studied. [Pg.147]

In summary, the up-to-date development of the turbidity spectrum method provides rather full characterization of the ill-defined disperse systems. [Pg.147]

On the other hand, this element must contain a sufficiently large number of molecules to behave as a subsystem, with all the laws of thermodynamics to be applicable to it. [Pg.147]

Due to Brownian motion, the space element v contains different numbers of molecules at different instants of time. [Pg.147]

we conditionally divide the whole scattering space V into N equal elements of a volume V each. [Pg.147]


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