5.2 - Small Angle Scattering from Nonspherical Particles

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Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering (SAXS) for Objects in Dilute Solution
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Ellipsoid
cylinder
core-shell
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Extends discussion in Video 5.1 by discussing small angle scattering from suspension of nonspherical particles, including ellipsoids, cylinders, and coated spheres (core-shell model). Time 7:06.

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2016-08-03
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Videos 5.1-5.5 discuss techniques of small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS), commonly used to study dispersions such as proteins or colloids, or void distributions in a solid material. These videos are independently accessible without viewing those in previous sections.
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