A thermostat jacket is described for a Brice‐Phoenix light‐scattering photometer which allows accurate temperature control of the scattering medium over a wide range of temperatures. Modifications to the electronic system of the photometer have increased its sensitivity so that more accurate measurements can be made for low Rayleigh ratios. By using a circulating liquid of the same refractive index as the Pyrex glass cell, stray light within the cell has been reduced to a very low level. Some results for the Rayleigh ratios of water and benzene are presented.
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