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Facts and Figures |
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name of sample |
Hematite |
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origin |
Provided by group of Prof. Shkuratov at the University of Kharkov, Ukraine |
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main constituents |
Hematite is an iron oxide, Fe2O3 |
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particle size |
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reff=0.4 micrometer, veff =0.6 |
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particle shape |
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refractive index |
estimated to be around: |
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3.0 - i0.1-0.01 |
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color |
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scattering matrix |
from 5-174 degrees scattering angle |
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wavelength |
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article |
Experimental and computational study of light scattering by irregular particles with extreme |
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refractive indices: hematite and rutile. |
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Muñoz O, Volten H, Hovenier JW., Min M, Shkuratov YG, Jalava JP, van der Zande WJ, |
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Waters LBFM |
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See also: |
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The negative polarization of light scattered from particulate surfaces and of independently scattering particles, Shkuratov Yu, Ovcharenko A, Zubko E, Volten H, Muñoz O, Videen G, Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, 88, 267-284 (2004).
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