For a given polymer‐good‐solvent system at a fixed temperature, the product of intrinsic viscosity and concentration is a unique function of specific viscosity alone up to high values of specific viscosity. This permits a single parametric curve to be drawn from experimental data; thereafter, accurate calculation of intrinsic viscosity from the results of a single specific viscosity measurement becomes possible with the aid of a convenient equation.
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V.E. Hart (1955) studied this question.
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