The observed small angle light scattering (SALS) from deformed spherulites is described by the theory of an anisotropic spheroid in an isotropic medium. Experimental verification of the theory, based on SALS data from both photographic and photometric measurements on isotactic polypropylene films, is presented. The theory led to a method for experimentally determining the extension ratio of the deformed spherulite and the radius of the original undeformed spherulite from the SALS pattens.
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