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Measurement of intensity of absorbed light as a function of concentration of absorbed particles

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Measurement of intensity of transmitted light as a function of concentration of suspended particles

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Measurement of intensity of scattered light as a function of concentration of dispersed particles

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Measurement of intensity of scattered light as a function of path length
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Measurement of intensity of scattered light as a function of concentration of dispersed particles

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The principle of nephelometry is based on:

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