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We have developed an experimental light-scattering method to size metallic spherical and cylindrical particles on flat substrates using obliquely incident light. We modify an earlier model to include effects such as the shadowing of the incident and scattered beams. We provide empirical expressions for sizing spheres and cylinders on substrates based on the positions of their minima. The results have been experimentally verified for both types of particle. The extension of the method to oblique incidence angles allows an alternative dynamic procedure.
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