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General Expression for Viscosity Average Molecular Weight:
 
At infinite dilution (c ¡æ o), the polymer molecules in solution contribute to viscosity discretely without mutual interference. Solubilization of a polymer sample is preceded by a large amount of swelling if left undisturbed and the swelling degree is higher in a better solvent. Similarly, the intrinsic viscosity is also higher in a good solvent than in a poor solvent. What all these would mean is that in a better solvent, as the polymer chain molecules go into solution, a unit mass of the same expands more to give a higher hydrodynamic volume.

Let there be a heterogeneous (polydisperse) polymer in dilute solution of concentration c considered to behave ideally in that the individual molecules contribute to viscosity enhancement independently of one another. In that event, if ( ¥çsp ) i be the specific viscosity contribution due to the species of size i , then one may express the overall specific viscosity ¥çsp as
            ¥çsp = ¥Ò (¥çsp )i ------------------------------(1)
Considering Mi and ci as the molecular weight and concentration of the species of size i and in view of the ideal specific viscosity component ( ¥çsp )i = KMi^ a * ci , it is further possible to write. 

            ¥çsp = K ¥Ò (Mi^a * ci)------------------------(2) 
and so,
          ( ¥çsp / c ) = [¥ç] = ( K ¥Ò Mi^a * ci ) / c -----(3)
where, c = ¥Ò ci stands for overall concentration taking all polymer species into consideration. Further taking c = ¥Ò ci = ¥Ò Ni Mi , and considering the (Mark Houwink) equation (21), one may have :

            [¥ç] = K ¥Ò Ni Mi^(1 + a)/¥Ò Ni Mi = K M¥í^a -------------------(4)

such that,
            M¥í = {¥Ò Ni Mi^(1 + a)/¥Ò Ni Mi }^(1/a) -----------------------(5)
 
Clearly, one may see that for the limiting case when a = 1 , M¥í = Mw
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