Static light scattering, Chemistry

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The table below gives intrinsic viscosity values explained by viscometry and weight- average molar mass values explained under the similar  conditions by static light scattering

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What are the Mark-Houwink parameters for this polymer?  Write the applicability of the Mark-Houwink model to this polymer?

 


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