Abstract
We report angle-resolved second harmonic light scattering from bare colloidal particles in water. A nonlinear Mie model is used to quantitatively analyze the nonresonant second harmonic (SH) scattering profiles and to determine the elements of the local second-order surface susceptibility. The SH signal is attributed to oriented and electrically polarized water molecules at the charged particle interface. The results show how angle-resolved SH light scattering can be applied to probe not only resonant excited dye molecules but also nonresonant molecules such as water at the interface of colloidal particles.
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