Scattering

migration - invasion scattering - emt Could you make a clear difference between the terms above? I think cells migrate, and the tumor invades. Other than that, there is no difference, although a lot of sources force unclear differences ...

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... if a group manages to survive, the characterisitics of its individuals may propagate and, for them, it is surely good to share. About scattering: both at dawn and at sunset, the bluish part of the spectrum is scattered more than the red-yellowish part (the distance light has to travel ...

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... our viewing capabilities. So, why plants have not developed a "better" strategy to absorb solar radiation? I think it is because scattering of light could be a better strategy to share resources and propagate through the earth surface. So, the best strategy for spreading is to ...

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... with. the problem is i am trying to do a CS thermal aggregation assay on a fluorescence spectrophotometer and i cant seem to get the same light scattering units (not as high) as previous papers have so i presume my CS concentration is wrong.please help as im really at the end of my tether!! ...

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... does the solid water become opaque. So it seems that the transparent liquid to opaque solid transition in water is due to repeated diffraction and scattering, leading to reflection. The same thing has to be happening in the wax but I can't figure out molecularly how the phase would effect this. ...

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