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Research Advances in Dynamic Light Scattering (Hardcover)
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Dynamic light scattering (DLS) is an important concept that has
found applications in the characterization of the biophysical
properties of materials for a wide range of applications. DLS
studies are extensively employed in material science and
engineering to evaluate particle size distribution and surface
charge for applications in nanomaterial synthesis, biomolecular
analysis, pharmaceutical development and environmental
applications. The aim of this book is to provide an overview of
research advances relating to the principle and applications of DLS
in various fields. The book is divided into two parts a Part 1
discusses the uses of DLS in material science and engineering
applications and Part 2 focuses on applications of DLS in
biological sciences. Chapter 1aDLS Studies: Recent Trends in
Characterizationaaims to provide an overview of the working
principle, mathematical models and different types of DLS analysis
methods. In addition, recent trends in DLS studies and applications
in various fields are also discussed. Chapter 2aApplication of DLS
Technique in Nanomaterial Characterizationadiscusses the uses of
DLS for nanomaterial characterization in terms of the size, size
distribution and zeta potential of particles. Chapter
3aPotentialities of DLS with SAXS Studies to Analyze Heterogenous
Nanocatalysta compares two techniques (DLS and SAXS) and provides
evidence that nanocatalyst can be characterized more effectively by
modifying DLS with SAXS. In Chapter 4aDLS Studies on
Self-Assembling Copolymer Nanostructuresathe authors demonstrate
the application of DLS in characterizing self-assembling and
stimuli-responsive di-block copolymers in aqueous media and their
association with low molecular weight drugs. Chapter 5a Slow and
Ultraslow Relaxations in Molecular and Ionic Liquids-based Unary
and Binary Systemsadiscusses slow and ultraslow dynamics, probed by
DLS measurements, in common organic molecular liquids, ionic
liquids (ILs), aqueous solutions of salts and molecular solids and
liquid-liquid binary mixtures. In part 2, Chapter 6aApplications of
DLS Studies in Phytochemical Analysisa discusses the application of
dynamic light scattering for particle size determination using
natural phytochemicals derived from plants. Chapter 7aApplications
of DLS in Pharmaceutical Industrya is a comprehensive review of DLS
analysis in pharmaceutical research, development and production.
Chapter 8aDLS Studies of the Protein-Surfactant Systemadiscusses
the relationship between viscosity and DLS measurement using the
growth behavior of SDS micelle. The authors ofaChapter
9aApplications of DLS Studies in Microbial Surface Charge
Analysisaprovides an overview of the wider applications of DLS
studies in evaluating the surface charge of microbes via zeta
potential analysis. Additionally, the mechanisms of microbial
surface charge in elevating their growth rate is also discussed.
The final chapteraOverview and Future Perspective of DLS Studiesais
a brief summary of the application of DLS analysis in various
fields and the relevant considerations for DLS analysis in particle
characterization. In addition, hybrid instrumentation and DLS
coupling with other techniques are discussed. We hope that this
book will help to enlighten undergraduates and graduates research
students as well as early and seasoned researchers on advances in
DLS techniques and emerging applications.
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