Abstract
A method is presented, based on the probability model proposed by Macosko and Miller, to calculate all the average molecular weights of nonlinear polymers. M w , M z , M z+1 , and higher average molecular weights can be determined as a function of reaction extent directly without the calculation of the whole distribution. The results indicate that this approach can be easily formulated and applied for many nonlinear polymerization reactions.
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