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Laser light scattering technique is an innovation for the determination of particle size. Briefly define this method, then state two each for its (2) advantages and disadvantages.

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Laser light scattering technique is an
innovation for the determination of particle
size. Briefly define this method, then state two
each for its (2) advantages and
disadvantages.

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