The average rate of configuration transition of the (dAT) copolymer has been determined by the study of the spectrum of light scattering. For the alkaline transition of (dAT) at 18.7°C, pH = 11.0, and ionic strength of 0.1M Na+, we find a rate τR−1 = 2.33 ± 0.21 × 103sec−1. This compares favorably with previous measurements obtained by the temperature-jump technique. Simultaneously, we have measured the linear diffusion coefficient within the transition region to be D = 2.91 ± 0.14 × 10−8cm2/sec. There is a 6%–10% variation of the diffusion rates between the samples at the low-pH (10.4) helical conformation and at the high-pH(11.6) random coil conformation.
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