Introduction to Laser Diffraction for Particle Size Analysis

Ian Treviranus, Product Line Manager for HORIBA Scientific (www.horiba.com/particle), discusses fundamental principles and practical considerations of laser diffraction for particle size analysis.

[@jimrichardson7776]

Very clear explanations of laser diffraction, thank you. Very clear voice too, which was nice. Well done

[@kosienydismus]

Very clear and professional presentation.

[@yyinlincoln]

Great introduction to laser diffraction! Well done!

[@Imawsome123]

Thanks for sharing this

[@wilsonkailunwong2286]

at 8:12, the pic at the lower right hand corner is for diffraction not for double slit. overall, the presentation is good for layman. good job.

[@dipesh21dnb]

Can you make it possible to download these slides? They are very good.

[@francoisberlant8036]

Small question, is it in theorie possible to do this experience without knowing concentration of sample?

[@HUSSEIN-SADIQ]

شكرا❤

[@YazdaniBah]

Thank you for presentation
In instrument frietsch 22 how adjust concentration however the volum of solvent is not available and difficult for me without procedure please direct me

[@tartanhandbag]

how does this compare with NTA from Malvern?

[@MagnoCRM]

www.malvernpanalytical.com/en/products/technology/nanoparticle-tracking-analysis

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มีแปลภาษาไทยไหมค่ะ

[@AndreasDewatmoko1]

Is light a wave or a particle?

[@DesireeStar]

Both

[@TusharOnG]

It is Particle in rest as photons and Wave in relative motion.. Yet Its still unclear..!!!

[@mohammedouallal2]

This question is beyond to be answered absolutly. Some say, and other say...

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Hi

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2:47 lol