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The spectral distribution of light scattered from an infinitely dilute solution of monodisperse, optically isotropic, rigid rods is investigated. The contributions to the total scattered intensity of terms dependent on the rotational diffusion coefficient are calculated as a function of the product of lengths of the rod and the scattering vector. It is found that rotational diffusion contributions become important in scattering from long rods at large scattering angles.
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