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What is Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (NTA) and how does it differ from DLS?

NTA visually tracks and analyzes the movement of individual nanoparticles in a suspension. Unlike DLS, which provides an ensemble average, NTA offers size distribution and concentration data on a particle-by-particle basis. This makes NTA particularly useful for heterogeneous samples with a broad size distribution.

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