Experimental Investigation of Mueller Matrix of a Bidispersed Foam Using Polarised Light Scattering

Shao Yu Qian; John J.J. Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1101.303

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Experimental Investigation of Mueller Matrix of a Bidispersed Foam Using Polarised Light Scattering

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We have previously investigated foams with monodispersed bubbles using a polarised light scattering technique. The liquid fraction and the bubble size distribution were found to influence scattering properties of polarised light and correlate with the Mueller matrix elements. This paper focused on an investigation of the Mueller matrix of a bidispersed foam. Comparisons were made between the results of bidispersed foam and monodispersed foam.

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Shao Yu Qian*, John J.J. Chen

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Bubble Size Distribution, Foam, Liquid Fraction, Mueller Matrix, Polarised Light

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