A good solvent favors contact with polymer segments strongly enough that the effective excluded volume is positive. A long dilute flexible chain swells relative to an ideal chain; the three-dimensional size exponent is approximately 0.588, often replaced by 3/5 in a scaling estimate. This designation depends on the polymer, solvent and temperature, rather than on the solvent alone.
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