Multi-Component Scattering is a theoretical framework in small-angle scattering that models the scattering intensity as a superposition of contributions from two or more distinct structural components within a heterogeneous sample, enabling the simultaneous analysis of coexisting phases or domains with different shape, size, or contrast properties.
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Light Scattering in Multi-Component Systems
W. H. Stockmayer · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1950 · 416 citations
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