“…11,26 Alternatively, if sufficient knowledge is available on the primary particles, e.g., if it is possible to measure them under dilute conditions in order to describe shape, polydispersity, and surface roughness quantitatively, then reverse Monte Carlo modelling may be used for a quantitative analysis of the particle and aggregate structure. [27][28] This technique provides a series of real space snapshots with particle distributions, which are compatible with the observed scattered intensity. In the present contribution on more or less ill-defined carbon black particles, the above-mentioned multi-scale approach had to be used.…”