3D Monte Carlo photon transport in spinodal aerogels shows the solid phase receives 50-70% more light than volume averages at high porosities due to channelling, producing a 34% shift in kinetic descriptors compared to diffusion approximations.
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3D Monte Carlo photon transport in spinodal aerogels shows the solid phase receives 50-70% more light than volume averages at high porosities due to channelling, producing a 34% shift in kinetic descriptors compared to diffusion approximations.
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