Light scattering method and apparatus for detecting particles in

Optics: measuring and testing – By particle light scattering – With photocell detection

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356436, G01N 2100

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050338510

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for detecting particles contained in a liquid sample includes using a nozzle to form the liquid sample into an unconfined stream having substantially flat sides and directing the stream into intersection with a laser beam in the external cavity of a laser, wherein the sides of the stream are oriented at the Brewster angle with respect to the laser beam. Light scattered from the laser beam by particles in the liquid stream as they pass through the laser beam is collected and directed by a lens to a photodetector which, in response to the impinging scattered light, emits signals for counting and measuring the particles contained in the liquid stream.

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