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Summary
DescriptionMALS PS Mis 3DPlot MacAstra.jpg
English: This graph shows a separated sample mix polystyrene spheres of various sizes and the light scattering intensity from each separated sample showing the angular variation based on size of the spheres.
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Source
Wyatt Technology Corporation
Author
Wyatt Technology Corporation
Other information
English: This illustration could have been created by anyone performing a chromatographic separation of PS spheres, and plotting them using the 3D plot available in MacAstra by Wyatt Technology Corproation c. 1995
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