. 2014 Mar 7;30(12):3548–3556. doi: 10.1021/la404712r

Table 1. Slopes from Linear Regression of log R_g against log V_P and log G against log V_P for the Each Structural Level during Time Intervals of 1–10 s and 10–300 s.

		slope over indicated time interval^a
parameter 1	parameter 2	1–10 s	10–300 s
log R_g1	log V_P1	0.895 ± 0.077 (0.929)	0.230 ± 0.009 (0.948)
log R_g2	log V_P2	ND^b	0.408 ± 0.108 (0.870)
log G₁	log V_P1	0.980 ± 0.135 (0.836)	1.81 ± 0.09 (0.963)
log G₂	log V_P2	ND^b	ND^c

Values are reported as best fit ± standard error, with the r² value for the regression shown in parentheses. Data are not reported for the time interval of 300–1800 s because of the confounding influence of likely particle adsorption to the capillary wall.

Not determined, as no data were available during this period.

Not reported, as the slope from linear regression was statistically ambiguous.

Table 1. Slopes from Linear Regression of log Rg against log VP and log G against log VP for the Each Structural Level during Time Intervals of 1–10 s and 10–300 s.

Table 1. Slopes from Linear Regression of log R_g against log V_P and log G against log V_P for the Each Structural Level during Time Intervals of 1–10 s and 10–300 s.