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The scattering from a two‐dimensional spherulite is calculated on the basis of an assembly of anisotropic rods imbedded in an isotropic matrix and arranged in a spherulitic distribution. Provided the dimensions of the rods are small compared with the wavelength of the light, the scattering from such an assembly is shown to be identical with that from an internally uniform spherulite. The effective polarizabilities of this uniform spherulite in the radial and tangential directions are equal to the average polarizabilities in these directions of the constituent rods together with their surroundings.
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Prud’homme et al. (1973) studied this question.
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