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Abstract
Gel chromatographic, light scattering, viscosimetric and osmotic pressure measurements have been made for high vinyl polybutadiene fractions and whole polymer. Three alternative methods for deducing a monodisperse Mark-Houwink equation from gel chromatographic, light scattering and viscosimetric data of samples with unequal distribution widths are suggested. The monodisperse Mark-Houwink equations obtained by these methods for high vinyl poly(butadiene) are all alike.