Introduction to Dynamic Light Scattering Analysis

Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) is a technique classically used for measuring the size of particles typically in the sub-micron region, dispersed in a liquid. The sensitivity of some modern systems is such that it can also now be used to measure the size of macromolecules in solution.

[pascalg.]

1 hour of class in University failed to explain what you did in 5 Minutes, well done.

[TheFirebreather]

This video is quite amazingly well done, probably the best one I've seen since I started my masters degree on bioengineering. thank you so much

[moonpie]

Thank you so much. Perfect overview and just the revision I needed for my exam tomorrow.

I find it kind of funny how this short ad explained it far better than my textbook :D

[lussy]

Thank you for this video, it was very useful to understand better the DLS. 😊

[eliasrichter]

Amazing video but frankly i am not able to concentrate on the science if the music slaps THIS hard ;)

[karahood]

BEST explanation of DLS, definition of autocorrelation, and how hydrodynamic radius is calculated.

[midas]

Explained perfectly in under 5 minutes, great video !

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Studying for a phd. This video did wonders, thank you

[estefaniaperri]

Is it Kurzgesagt's cousin or what?. Amazing...Thank god these people exist.

[srishtisahu]

Such a nice explanation...Just what needed! Thank you for this amazing video.

[santircastillo]

Amazing explanation, very clear and straightforward. Thanks a lot!

[bhavishapatel]

Was looking for such a descriptive video from a very long time

[noemizsofiacsik]

Thank you very much! This video is a big help to understand this technique!

[lantianlu]

I had been looking for a video like this

[prajwalp]

Amazing video, very well explained. Thank you

[gokulk]

Nice and straightforward explanation. Thanks :)

[amyknodel]

this video is amazing
super comprehensive, thank u :-)

[sathvikbhat]

The autocorrelation is well explained, it was tough to understand before. Thanks.

[brhaneamha]

Bravo, what a masterpeice work !
Thanks!

[josueliriano]

Very informative with beautiful graphics.