This chemical process is interpreted in polymers using a Zimm Plot, which displays lines whose slopes may be used to calculate the second virial coefficient and the radius of gyration.
This chemical process is interpreted in polymers using a Zimm Plot, which displays lines whose slopes may be used to calculate the second virial coefficient and the radius of gyration. A Guinier Plot is more often used to describe this process in typical solid colloidal particles, and defines this vector Q as a proportion of 4 pi over wavelength. The dynamic type of this technique may use a correlation function to determine mobility and hydrodynamic size. The Raman Effect posits additional lines when this simple process occurs in monochromatic light. FTP, give this general term for the deflection of particles in a colloid.
This chemical process is interpreted in polymers using a Zimm Plot, which displays lines whose slopes may be used to calculate the second virial coefficient and the radius of gyration.
{scattering} (accept “light scattering” or any other type of scattering)