
doi: 10.1295/polymj.8.288
A theory is given for the inverse square-root dependence of the intrinsic viscosity of polyelectrolytes on the concentration of added salt. The results agree with the data by Noda, Tsuge, and Nagasawa. The existence of at least a partial drainage effect in polyelectrolytes is discussed.
Polyelectrolytes, Concentration Dependence, Intrinsic Viscosity
Polyelectrolytes, Concentration Dependence, Intrinsic Viscosity
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