4. Complex systems in solution. Contrast variation method

Neutron scattering can be indispensable for determining the structure of complex solutions featuring scatterers belonging to two different chemical species 1 and 2. This is the case for solutions of copolymers or polymers adsorbed on a solid surface, where the scattered intensity : $I (q) / k = B_{1}^{2} S_{11} (q) + 2 B_{1} B_{2} S_{12} (q) + B_{2}^{2}$

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