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Calculation of refractive index of light in water, glucose, fructose and sucrose solutions
A new formula to calculate refractometric indexes nR is presented. This formula was deducted using a Planck dimension particles model developed by the author. The new formula is used to calculate nR for water and sugar solutions at various temperatures and/or wavelengths. The average differences, between calculated and known nR values were: 0.033% for water from 10 to 60°C and wavelengths between 361.05 and 632.80nm; and 0.047%, 0.029% and 0.087% for glucose, fructose and sucrose solutions, respectively at 20°C and 589.00nm, between 10 g and 40g/100g dry substance content.
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