Talk:Dynamic Light Scattering
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[edit] This article needs a facelift.
1)It is very similar to Brookhaven's article on the same topic http://www.brookhaven.co.uk/dynamic-light-scattering.html
2)It fails to denote DLS's ability to determine molecular weight and radius of gyration of polymers.
3)It does not refer to static laser light scattering.
4)The article states that the correlation function is a product, but I think it may be a convolution.
These are some general observations I have made; however, I am very unfamiliar with the technique. As such, I'm unable to provide beneficial changes.
