Lecture

Advanced Optics: Light Scattering in Different Media

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of light scattering in different media, focusing on water and vacuum. It discusses the effects of drop size, refractive index, and polarization on the scattering process. The instructor explains the concepts of Mie scattering, intensity scales, and angular resolution. Additionally, the lecture explores the use of logarithmic and linear scales in plotting scattering data, as well as the influence of different materials like gold, silver, and copper on scattering properties.

Instructor

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Chemistry

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