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Light Scattering : Principles and Development, Hardback Book

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This volume is a new follow-up volume that complements Dynamic Light Scattering (1993) by the same author.

The volume is directed to the recent development in the light scattering technique and to describing a wide spectrum of its applications.

Both the theoretical development and utilization are traced by authors who are expert in their fields.

Development in static light scattering as applied to simple liquids, polymer solutions, and multi-component polymer mixtures are dealt with.

The scattering theory of colloidal dispersions is described and scattering from rod-like polyelectolytes is reviewed.

There are chapters on concentrated polymer systems, aggregation phenomena, polymer-polymer interactions, polyelectrolytes in solution.

Emphasis is given to more complex systems, for example, ternary polymer systems, complex micellar systems, and block copolymers in the ordered and disordered states.

Low-angle light scattering is reviewed, as well as simultaneous static and dynamic light scattering.

The determination of particle size distributions and combined chromatographic light scattering techniques are also treated.

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