“…An, = (B/h$[(n:n:)2 + 4(n,y)2]1/2 cos 2x = (n,2n,2)/2n,, (14) where N A = Avogadro's number, M , = the molecular weight, ns = the refractive index of the solution, c = the concentration in g/cm3, and al -a2 = the optical anisotropy of the segment. which, together with the assumption that n4 and n, remain unchanged by the flow (which is strictly true for perfectly flexible macromolecules with constant hydrodynamic action, so we are considering a limit), yield h 2 = (n," + n;L + n:) = (n: -n;) + 2n," + nf = (n;n,") + hg h2/h; = (n: + n," + n,2)/(2np + n;)…”