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    • Analytical Chemistry

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    • Angular light scattering is crucial for classifying microscopic particles using flow cytometry.
    • Particle size and shape significantly influence light scattering patterns.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • Introduce a novel spectrally encoded angular light scattering method.
    • Enable accurate particle morphology determination through enhanced flow cytometry.

    Main Methods:

    • Implement a one-to-one wavelength-to-angle mapping for scattered light measurement.
    • Utilize wavelength equalization to broaden the dynamic range of scattering measurements.
    • Achieve continuous angular spectrum acquisition without mechanical scanning for single-shot measurements.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrate accurate measurement of angular light scattering dependence over a wide dynamic range.
    • Successfully distinguish polystyrene beads of different sizes using the developed method.
    • Verify an analytic wavelength-to-angle mapping model for efficient data processing.

    Conclusions:

    • The spectrally encoded angular light scattering method offers improved accuracy in particle morphology analysis.
    • Integration with time-stretch dispersive Fourier transform allows for real-time, high-throughput measurements.
    • The technique is suitable for incorporation into standard flow cytometry systems.