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May 23rd, 2007
Speaking about dynamic light scattering techniques
Abstract:
Malvern's Zetasizer Nano is widely used for the characterisation of nano-sized particles, providing particle size, zeta potential and molecular weight measurement in a single system.
Malcolm Connah, product manager for nanometrics at Malvern Instruments, spoke about dynamic light scattering techniques at a workshop on 'Sampling, detection, monitoring and characterisation of nanoparticles' at Begbroke Science Park (Oxford, UK) on 22 May 2007. The workshop was organised by the European nanotechnology Trade Alliance, the Nanotechnology Safety Network, and the Institute of Nanotechnology.
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