We label certain systems ⟨N agg ⟩ in bold in the table. These are systems that we feel would be of strong interest to the explore in the laboratory based on two deciding cut offs. The first is the resultant ⟨N agg ⟩ itself which we set as requiring to be ≳ 1.5× the typical spherical micelle size (enabling us to be well into the rod forming region at minimum), which also corresponds to the approximate ⟨N agg ⟩ where half of a system morphology is in spheroid configuration and half in rodlike configuration (See for example Fig. ). In this study, this value is ≈ ⟨N agg ⟩ = 110. The second criteria is that the system must be in a linear growth region as cubic power law growth regions could indicate large structures not conducive to appropriate viscosity build (See discussion in Section 4).