Intrinsic viscosity and hydrodynamic radius reflect near-equilibrium dynamic quantities, and are calculated using the Kirkwood approximation from simulation. In contrast, the radius of gyration R g is a purely structural quantity that can be used to understand aspects of the internal architectural features such as the behavior of the branches and backbones separately. This is only possible in simulation, but favorable, quantitative comparison in intrinsic viscosity and R h give us confidence in using simulation to probe these features.