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Effects Of Standard Optical Shop Practices On Scattering

There are three major sources of scattering: bulk scattering, surface scattering, and scattering from subsurface damage. Bulk scattering is inherent in the material and is seldom, if ever, influenced by standard optical shop practices. Bulk scattering is measured by comparing the scattering from a thick sample with that of a thin one.