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was varied, the rows differ in measured polarization state (sp resp. ps) and measured sample. Measurements are indicated e
by error-bars, the solid line gives the result of a lambertian assumption (seperately fitted constants aS”, af’ for each eT
sample). Negative viewing zenith angles correspond to backward scattering direction. 9
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