Development of a 2nd generation high performance 3D-DLS light scattering device for characterization of nano-particles and complex fluids.

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9884.1;7 PFNM-NM

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Development of a 2nd generation high performance 3D-DLS light scattering device for characterization of nano-particles and complex fluids.

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Development of a 2nd generation high performance 3D-DLS light scattering device for characterization of nano-particles and complex fluids.

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Kurzbeschreibung (Englisch)	Development of a 2nd generation high performance 3D-DLS light scattering device for characterization of nano-particles and complex fluids.
Abstract (Englisch)	A novel 3D Dynamic Light Scattering Spectrometer (3D-DLS) will be developed, which features significantly improved performance and surpasses other products on the market by far. This will allow the study of nano-systems so far inaccessible by classical light scattering experiments. It will establish LS Instruments as the market leader for light scattering technologies when it comes to characterization of nano-particles in turbid systems. Enhanced features will allow growth in market segments, where the 3D-DLS has not been competitive so far.

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Kurzbeschreibung
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Development of a 2nd generation high performance 3D-DLS light scattering device for characterization of nano-particles and complex fluids.

Abstract
(Englisch)

A novel 3D Dynamic Light Scattering Spectrometer (3D-DLS) will be developed, which features significantly improved performance and surpasses other products on the market by far. This will allow the study of nano-systems so far inaccessible by classical light scattering experiments. It will establish LS Instruments as the market leader for light scattering technologies when it comes to characterization of nano-particles in turbid systems. Enhanced features will allow growth in market segments, where the 3D-DLS has not been competitive so far.