Laser Light Scattering
The most important methods for the characterization of particles in the nanometer and micrometer range are dynamic and static laser light scattering (laser diffraction). The static laser light scattering can be used for the analysis of emulsions, suspensions and dry samples.
- Measuring principle: Mie Scattering Theory according ISO 13320
- Measuring range: 0.01 µm - 3000 µm
- Type of analysis: Dry and wet analysis
- Measuring principle: Mie Scattering Theory according ISO 13320
- Measuring range: 0.1 µm - 600 µm
- Type of analysis: Wet analysis
- Measuring principle: Dynamic Light Scattering
- Measuring range: 1 nm - 6000 nm
- Type of analysis: Wet analysis
- Measuring principle: Dynamic Light Scattering
- Measuring range: 1 nm - 6000 nm
- Type of analysis: Wet analysis
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