Unperturbed dimension of polystyrene from viscosity measurements in cosolvent media

The method proposed by Deb and Chatterjee for the determination of unperturbed dimension of a polymer from solution viscosity data in different solvents and molecular weight has been applied to four fractions of polystyrene in a series of cosolvents consisting of varying amounts of acetone and cyclohexane. The solubility characteristics of these cosolvents, particularly the optimum solvent composition, have been examined with respect to the thermodynamic theory of R. L. Scott