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Taylor dispersion analysis is an increasingly popular characterization methodthat measures the diffusion coefficient, and hence the hydrodynamic radius, of(bio)polymers, nanoparticles or even small molecules. In this work, we describean extension to current data analysis schemes that allows size polydispersityto be quantified for an arbitrary sample, thereby significantly enhancing thepotentiality of Taylor dispersion analysis. The method is based on a cumulantdevelopment similar to that used for the analysis of dynamic light scatteringdata. Specific challenges posed by the cumulant analysis of Taylor dispersiondata are discussed, and practical ways to address them are proposed. Wesuccessfully test this new method by analyzing both simulated and experimentaldata for solutions of moderately polydisperse polymers and polymer mixtures.

Polydispersity analysis of Taylor dispersion data: the cumulant method