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Rayleigh ratio

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Rayleigh ratio [′rā·lē ‚rā·shō]
(optics)
Light-scattering relationship defined by the ratio of intensities of incident and scattered light at a specified distance; used in photometric and refractometric analyses.
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Furthermore, the Rayleigh ratio R([theta]) is represented as a function of the angle between the direction of incident light and that of the scattered light (attributed to factor (3)) by the following equation: R([theta]) = [[<[[eta].
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LASER LIGHT SCATTERING (LLS) In static LLS, the angular dependence of the excess absolute time-averaged scattering intensity, known as the excess Rayleigh ratio [[R.
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