The structure of hard-sphere colloidal suspensions is measured at different concentrations using the recently developed spin-echo small-angle neutron scattering (SESANS) technique. It is shown that SESANS measures real-space correlations ranging from the size of a single particle for a dilute suspension to several particle diameters for a concentrated suspension, glass and crystalline state.
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