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At T < tunneling occurs not only in irreversible chemical reactions, but also in spectroscopic splittings. Tunneling eliminates degeneracy and gives rise to tunneling multiplets, which can be detected with various spectroscopic techniques, from inelastic neutron scattering to optical and microwave spectroscopy. The most illustrative examples of this sort are the inversion of the... 

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Light Scattering Technique. Properties of the light scattered by a large number of droplets can be used to determine droplet size distribution. Dobbins et al. 694 first derived the theoretical formulation of scattering properties of particles of arbitrary sizes and refractive indices in polydispersions of finite optical depth. Based on... 

The extent of phase separation can be measured directly by the scanning electron microscope (SEM), transmission electron microscope (TEM), optical microscope, and light or X-ray scattering technique. It is also investigated indirectly by measuring certain physical properties, such as glass transition temperature. 

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We have outlined how TDFRS not only provides a useful tool for the study of the Ludwig-Soret effect in multicomponent liquids, but can also contribute valuable pieces of information towards solving the puzzles encountered in polymer analysis. Though TDFRS is conceptually simple, real experiments can be rather elaborate because of the relatively low diffraction efficiencies, which require repetitive exposures and a reliable homodyne/heterodyne signal separation. As an optical scattering technique it has much in common with PCS, and the diffusion coefficients obtained in the hydrodynamic limit (q —> 0) for monodisperse solutions are indeed identical. 

Optical measurements of airborne combustion aerosols have been carried out for a number of years, usually with light scattering techniques. However, due to the particle size dependence of light scattering and the variable particle size distributions of smokes, it is extremely difficult to relate light scattering properties to particulate mass concentrations. The measurement of light absorption by particles can be directly related to particle mass if two conditions are met ... 

Most of the applications of FDCD that have been reported have been concerned with the use of this technique as a probe of specific aspects of the chiral environment of biochemical systems. Although, as indicated above, this technique is basically a probe of the molecular ground state, it uses the sensitivity and selectivity of luminescence measurements. FDCD has also been applied to highly scattering and optically dense samples for which polarized absorption measurements are not possible [58,59]. Some of the more recent applications of this technique include its use for on-column detection of chiral molecules in capillary electrophoresis [60], and in a modified phase-modulation spectrofluoremeter [61,62]. The purpose of the latter application is to develop a procedure to determine the distribution of chiral molecules in multicomponent samples [62],... 

Preprocessing of instrument response data can be a critical step in the development of successful multivariate calibration models. Oftentimes, selection of an appropriate preprocessing technique can remove unwanted artifacts such as variable path lengths or different amounts of scatter from optical reflectance measurements. Preprocessing techniques can be applied to rows of the data matrix (by object) or columns (by variable). 

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