Light scattering as a measure of particle size in aerosols; the production of monodisperse aerosols.
Light scattering as a measure of particle size in aerosols; the production of monodisperse aerosols.
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DOI:
10.1021/cr60138a001
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发表时间:
1949-04
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影响因子:
62.1
通讯作者:
D. Sinclair;V. K. Mer
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作者:
D. Sinclair;V. K. Mer
The measurement of colloid particle size by observation of the scattered light is based primarily on the electromagnetic theory developed by Gustav Mie (16) in 1908. Previously, Rayleigh (18) hadderived his well-known equations for scattering by small particles of radius much less than the wave length of the incident light. Since that time, additional investigations, both theoretical and experimental, have been made by Debye (3), Love (15), Blumer (1), Jobst (7), Engelhard and Friess (4), Ray (17), Bromwich (2), Stratton and Houghton (22), Ruedy (19), La Mer and Barnes (10), Johnson and La Mer (8), La Mer and Kenyon (12; see also 9, 11), Van de Hulst (23), and others. The complete theory is given in a compact form byStratton (21). The pertinent equations of the Mie theory follow.