Laser Diffraction Masterclass 2: How Can Material Optical Properties be Calculated/Estimated

Geologists may know more about optical properties and their empirical determination than many so-called light scattering ‘experts’. A large number of materials can either be considered mixtures or part of a family of homologues from the optical properties point-of-view. With some very broad assumptions surprisingly excellent values for optical properties can be predicted by the Gladstone-Dale approach. We will discuss this approach together with molar refractivity routes to refractive index prediction for organic molecules.

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Summary

  • Date: March 17 2020 - March 17 2020
  • Time: 10:30 - 11:30 (GMT-05:00) Eastern [US & Canada]
  • Event type: Webinar - Recorded
  • Language: English
  • Products:
    • Mastersizer 3000
    • Mastersizer 2000
  • Technology: Laser Diffraction

Speakers

Alan Rawle Ph.D. - Applications Manager & Particle Size Expert

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  • Who should attend?
    • Anyone that uses particle size analysis or has interest in particle size.
  • What will you learn?
    • You will be educated on a critical parameter of particle size analysis, RI and optical properties. This second in our masterclass series will cover the Gladstone-Dale approach.

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