Theory. Reminders
Turbidity measurement
Article REF: R2355 V1
Theory. Reminders
Turbidity measurement

Author : Claude PELLETIER

Publication date: March 10, 2009 | Lire en français

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1. Theory. Reminders

1.1 Interaction between a light beam and a particle

Measuring turbidity in a liquid is based on the principle of interaction between an incident light wave and a suspended particle, which mainly involves scattering, reflection, absorption, refraction, etc., as illustrated in figure 1 .

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