Use eqn 14D.4 to deduce expressions for (a) the root-mean-square separation of the ends of the chain, (b) the mean separation of the ends, and (c) their most probable separation. Evaluate these three quantities for a fully flexible chain with N = 4000 and l = 154 pm.

Use eqn 14D.4 to deduce expressions for (a) the root-mean-square separation of the ends of the chain, (b) the mean separation of the ends, and (c) their most probable separation. Evaluate these three quantities for a fully flexible chain with N = 4000 and l = 154 pm.

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