Laser Diffraction Analysis
Laser Diffraction Analysis is a particle size measurement technique that determines the grain-size distribution of sediments or soils by analyzing the angular variation in the intensity of laser light scattered by dispersed particles, differing from other methods through its reliance on the physical principle of diffraction patterns to infer equivalent spherical diameters across a wide size range.
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