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1 January 1996 Sizing particles used in the leather industry by light scattering
Lucia B. Scaffardi; Jorge O. Tocho; Luis L. Yebrin; Carlos Santos Cantera
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Optical Engineering, 35(1), (1996). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.600996
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Three optical methods for sizing polymer particles are instrumented to be used in the leather industry. One method is based on the measurement of the light scattered intensity for several angles, and the other two are monochromatic or spectral extinction methods. Uniform latex particles and two commercial products used in leather finishing are measured. Advantages compared with electronic microscopy are discussed.
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Lucia B. Scaffardi, Lucia B. Scaffardi, Jorge O. Tocho, Jorge O. Tocho, Luis L. Yebrin, Luis L. Yebrin, Carlos Santos Cantera, Carlos Santos Cantera, } "Sizing particles used in the leather industry by light scattering," Optical Engineering 35(1), (1 January 1996). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.600996 . Submission:
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