MOLECULAR-WEIGHT DETERMINATION BY LIGHT SCATTERING
MOLECULAR-WEIGHT DETERMINATION BY LIGHT SCATTERING
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DOI:
10.1021/j150451a002
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发表时间:
1947-01-01
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DEBYE, P
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DEBYE, P
Non-absorbing gases or liquids are not perfectly transparent but scatter light. The main part of this light has not changed its wave length, the fraction of the intensity correspondingto the displaced spectral lines of the Raman effect is small, and the change in frequency is unimportant for the following considerations. The scattering is due to the non-homogeneous molecular structure, and we would expect that if a solvent is made more inhomogeneous by adding a solute the scattered intensity would increase. The question to be an-swered is how this increase in scattered intensity can be used in orderto count the number of solute particles and how in appropriate cases conclusions about the structure of such particles can be drawn from observations on the angular distribution of the scattered light.