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QSCAscattering efficiency
QSCAQueensland Saloon Car Association, Inc (Hervery Bay, Queensland, Australia)
QSCAQuaker Service Council Australia
QSCAQuantum Success Coaching Academy
QSCAQueensland Sea Cucumber Association
QSCAQueensland Sporting Clays Association
QSCAQuebec Street Car Association (racing organization; Canada)
QSCAQuick Stab Collection Agency
qSCAQuantum Soliton Cellular Automata
QSCAQuality, Standardization, Certification and Accreditation


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Abstract We propose an original theoretical framework to model the scattering efficiency of white paint films as a function of the volume fraction and spatial state of dispersion of rutile titanium dioxide pigments, taking into account electromagnetic couplings.
These clusters severely reduce the scattering efficiency of the paint film and increase the roughness or the number of defects of the paint film surface.
For example, titanium dioxide has three times the scattering efficiency of zinc oxide.
 
 
 
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