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The scattering measurement of particulates in gaseous medium is helpful in understanding light transmission, laser detection, combustion radiation and atmospheric environment. In order to explore the scattering characteristics of micron-/nano-sized particles, this paper proposes a method of accurately measuring the scattering intensity distribution of a single micron-sized particles/nanoclusters by combining laser levitation and scattering measurement. An experimental apparatus is first built based on the counter-propagated bi-Bessel beams levitation system and scattering test system. The microparticles/nanoclusters of various matters and sizes are then levitated and their stabilities are evaluated. Finally, the scattering intensity distribution of levitated particles within 2π scattering angle is accurately measured with an angular resolution of 9.2″. The forces acting on particles under laser irradiation and the scattering intensity distribution of different particle parameters are simulated and calculated, and compared with experimental results. The influence of noise on the uncertainty of the scattering measurement system is analyzed in depth, including background light, laser beam, and reflected light from the walls. The results show that the signal-to-noise ratio of scattering measurement for metallic magnesium and aluminum, whether single particles or clusters, are both greater than 20 dB and their maximum values are both 94.6 dB in a range of 2π angle. For graphite nanoclusters, the signal-to-noise ratio in the backscattering direction is relatively poor. The influence of levitation instability on the scattering measurement results is estimated in detail, verifying that the influence of levitation instability in the test system on the scattering measurement is ignorable. Metallic magnesium, aluminum, and graphite particles can be stably levitated by the counter-propagated bi-Bessel beams, with a relative instability of less than 0.15. During the levitation, the photophoretic force plays a dominant role. The scattering intensity distribution of a single micron-sized particles and nanoclusters both conform to the scattering characteristics of Mie particles. Microparticles with large refractive index imaginary parts have stronger forward scattering characteristics. The larger the particle size parameter, the stronger the forward scattering effect becomes. The accurate measurement of the scattering intensity distribution of a single microparticles confirms the versatility and reliability of the levitation scattering test system, providing a new research method for in-depth understanding of the scattering characteristics of substances.
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Keywords:
- laser levitation /
- Mie scattering /
- individual microparticle /
- nanocluster
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图 5 (a) 第一组镁粒子的悬浮图; (b) 第一组镁粒子的散射强度分布矢极图; (c) 第二组镁粒子的悬浮图; (d) 第二组镁粒子的散射强度分布矢极图
Figure 5. (a) A picture of the first levitated Mg microparticle; (b) contour of scattering intensity distribution of the first levitated Mg microparticle in polar coordinates; (c) the picture of the second levitated Mg microparticle; (d) contour of scattering intensity distribution of the second levitated Mg microparticle in polar coordinates.
图 6 (a) 纳米铝团簇的悬浮图; (b) 纳米铝团簇的散射强度分布矢极图; (c) 纳米石墨团簇的悬浮图; (d) 纳米石墨团簇的散射强度分布矢极图
Figure 6. (a) The picture of levitated Al nanocluster; (b) contour of scattering intensity distribution of levitated Al nanocluster in polar coordinates; (c) the picture of levitated graphite nanocluster; (d) contour of scattering intensity distribution of levitated graphite nanocluster in polar coordinates.
图 9 (a) 环境光信号; (b) 加入滤光片前后悬浮激光散射信号; (c) 粒子悬浮前后悬浮激光散射信号; (d) 标准工况下散射信号与其他信号
Figure 9. (a) Signal from background light; (b) laser scattering signals adding filters or not; (c) laser scattering signals of levitated microparticle or not; (d) scattering signals and other signals under standard operating conditions.
图 10 散射强度测量信噪比矢极图 (a) 第一组镁粒子; (b) 第二组镁粒子; (c) 纳米铝团簇; (d) 纳米石墨团簇
Figure 10. Contour of signal-to-noise ratio of scattering intensity measurement in polar coordinates: (a) The first levitated Mg microparticle; (b) the second levitated Mg microparticle; (c) levitated Al nanocluster; (d) levitated graphite nanocluster.
图 12 不同尺寸参数对散射强度的影响 (a) α = 2.5 (水); (b) α = 12.5 (水); (c) α = 25 (水); (d) α = 2.5 (Mg); (e) α = 12.5 (Mg); (f) α = 25 (Mg)
Figure 12. Effect of different size parameters on scattering intensity: (a) α = 2.5 (water); (b) α = 12.5 (water); (c) α = 25 (water); (d) α = 2.5 (Mg); (e) α = 12.5 (Mg); (f) α = 25 (Mg).
表 1 金属镁、铝和石墨粒子受激光作用时的光泳力和辐射压力
Table 1. Photophorestic force and radiation pressure of Mg, Al, and graphite microparticles exerted by the laser beam.
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[1] Sioutas C, Kim S, Chang M, Terrell L L, Gong H 2000 Atmos. Environ. 34 4829Google Scholar
[2] Zhang H, Nie W, Liang Y, Chen J, Peng H 2021 Opt. Laser. Eng. 144 106642Google Scholar
[3] Minton A P 2016 Anal. Biochem. 501 4Google Scholar
[4] 张宇微, 颜燕, 农大官, 徐春华, 李明 2016 65 218702Google Scholar
Zhang Y W, Yan Y, Nong D G, Xu C H, Li M 2016 Acta Phys. Sin. 65 218702Google Scholar
[5] 王清华, 张颖颖, 来建成, 李振华, 贺安之 2007 56 1203Google Scholar
Wang Q H, Zhang Y Y, Lai J C, Li Z H, He A Z 2007 Acta Phys. Sin. 56 1203Google Scholar
[6] Collins M, Kauppila A, Karmenyan A, Gajewski L, Szewczyk K, Kinnunen M, Myllylä R 2010 Laser Applications in Life Sciences Oulu, Finland, June 9–11, 2010 p737619
[7] Ashkin A 1970 Phys. Rev. Lett. 24 156Google Scholar
[8] Omori R, Kobayashi T, Suzuki A 1997 Opt. Lett. 22 816Google Scholar
[9] Esseling M, Rose P, Alpmann C, Denz C 2012 Appl. Phys. Lett. 101 131
[10] Huisken J, Stelzer E H K 2002 Opt. Lett. 27 1223Google Scholar
[11] Meresman H, Wills J B, Summers M, McGloin D, Reid J P 2009 Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 11 11333Google Scholar
[12] Pan Y L, Hill S C, Coleman M 2012 Opt. Express 20 5325Google Scholar
[13] Gong Z, Pan Y L, Wang C 2016 Rev. Sci. Instrum. 87 156
[14] Gong Z, Pan Y L, Videen G, Wang C 2017 Chem. Phys. Lett. 689 100Google Scholar
[15] 黄雪峰, 李盛姬, 周东辉, 赵冠军, 王关晴, 徐江荣 2014 63 178802Google Scholar
Huang X F, Li S J, Zhou D H, Zhao G J, Wang G Q, Xu J R 2014 Acta Phys. Sin. 63 178802Google Scholar
[16] Grehan G, Gouesbet G 1980 Appl. Opt. 19 2485Google Scholar
[17] 付成花 2017 66 097301Google Scholar
Fu C H 2017 Acta Phys. Sin. 66 097301Google Scholar
[18] Gouesbet G 2019 J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer 225 258Google Scholar
[19] Misconi N Y, Oliver J P, Ratcliff K F, Rusk E T, Wang W X 1990 Appl. Opt. 29 2276Google Scholar
[20] Nieminen T A, Loke V L Y, Stilgoe A B, Knöner G, Brańczyk A M, Heckenberg N R, Rubinsztein-Dunlop H 2007 J. Opt. A: Pure Appl. Opt. 9 S196Google Scholar
[21] Palm K J, Murray J B, Narayan T C, Munday J N 2018 ACS Photonics 5 4677Google Scholar
[22] McPeak K M, Jayanti S V, Kress S J, Meyer S, Iotti S, Rossinelli A, Norris D J 2015 ACS Photonics 2 326Google Scholar
[23] Querry M R 1985 Optical Constants Contractor Report CRDCCR-85034
[24] Mackowski D W 1989 Int. J. Heat Mass Transfer. 32 843Google Scholar
[25] Talbot L, Cheng R K, Schefer R W, Willis D R 1980 J. Fluid Mech. 101 737Google Scholar
[26] Redding B, Hill S C, Alexson D, Wang C, Pan Y L 2015 Opt. Express 23 3630Google Scholar
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