Dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of liquid-crystalline polyesters

Ober, C. K. ; Delvin, A. ; Bluhm, T. L.

Bognor Regis [u.a.] : Wiley-Blackwell
Published 1990
ISSN:
0887-6266
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Chemistry ; Polymer and Materials Science
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Chemistry and Pharmacology
Physics
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Mesophase transitions in liquid-crystalline (LC) polyesters were studied by dynamic x-ray diffraction using a synchrotron radiation source. Powder and fiber samples were examined by continuous heating from 50°C to 270°C in a hot stage. The polymer systems consisted of two types of thermotropic polyesters with mesogenic cores composed of combinations of substituted terephthalate, oxybenzoate and hydroquinone units combined with aliphatic spacers placed in the main chain. One of these samples was a chemically homogeneous LC polyester (HTH12) while the other LC polyester possessed chemical heterogeneity (BP6). BP6 could also be processed to form fibers which showed thermal transition behavior by x-ray diffraction and no detectable melting or clearing transition by thermal measurements. LC textures were observed using polarized light microscopy. Results of the dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of these two LC polymers are described.
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Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
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Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
book_url http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/polb.1990.090280705
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notes Mesophase transitions in liquid-crystalline (LC) polyesters were studied by dynamic x-ray diffraction using a synchrotron radiation source. Powder and fiber samples were examined by continuous heating from 50°C to 270°C in a hot stage. The polymer systems consisted of two types of thermotropic polyesters with mesogenic cores composed of combinations of substituted terephthalate, oxybenzoate and hydroquinone units combined with aliphatic spacers placed in the main chain. One of these samples was a chemically homogeneous LC polyester (HTH12) while the other LC polyester possessed chemical heterogeneity (BP6). BP6 could also be processed to form fibers which showed thermal transition behavior by x-ray diffraction and no detectable melting or clearing transition by thermal measurements. LC textures were observed using polarized light microscopy. Results of the dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of these two LC polymers are described.
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shingle_author_1 Ober, C. K.
Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
shingle_author_2 Ober, C. K.
Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
shingle_author_3 Ober, C. K.
Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
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Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
shingle_catch_all_1 Ober, C. K.
Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
Dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of liquid-crystalline polyesters
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
Mesophase transitions in liquid-crystalline (LC) polyesters were studied by dynamic x-ray diffraction using a synchrotron radiation source. Powder and fiber samples were examined by continuous heating from 50°C to 270°C in a hot stage. The polymer systems consisted of two types of thermotropic polyesters with mesogenic cores composed of combinations of substituted terephthalate, oxybenzoate and hydroquinone units combined with aliphatic spacers placed in the main chain. One of these samples was a chemically homogeneous LC polyester (HTH12) while the other LC polyester possessed chemical heterogeneity (BP6). BP6 could also be processed to form fibers which showed thermal transition behavior by x-ray diffraction and no detectable melting or clearing transition by thermal measurements. LC textures were observed using polarized light microscopy. Results of the dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of these two LC polymers are described.
0887-6266
08876266
Wiley-Blackwell
shingle_catch_all_2 Ober, C. K.
Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
Dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of liquid-crystalline polyesters
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
Mesophase transitions in liquid-crystalline (LC) polyesters were studied by dynamic x-ray diffraction using a synchrotron radiation source. Powder and fiber samples were examined by continuous heating from 50°C to 270°C in a hot stage. The polymer systems consisted of two types of thermotropic polyesters with mesogenic cores composed of combinations of substituted terephthalate, oxybenzoate and hydroquinone units combined with aliphatic spacers placed in the main chain. One of these samples was a chemically homogeneous LC polyester (HTH12) while the other LC polyester possessed chemical heterogeneity (BP6). BP6 could also be processed to form fibers which showed thermal transition behavior by x-ray diffraction and no detectable melting or clearing transition by thermal measurements. LC textures were observed using polarized light microscopy. Results of the dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of these two LC polymers are described.
0887-6266
08876266
Wiley-Blackwell
shingle_catch_all_3 Ober, C. K.
Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
Dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of liquid-crystalline polyesters
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
Mesophase transitions in liquid-crystalline (LC) polyesters were studied by dynamic x-ray diffraction using a synchrotron radiation source. Powder and fiber samples were examined by continuous heating from 50°C to 270°C in a hot stage. The polymer systems consisted of two types of thermotropic polyesters with mesogenic cores composed of combinations of substituted terephthalate, oxybenzoate and hydroquinone units combined with aliphatic spacers placed in the main chain. One of these samples was a chemically homogeneous LC polyester (HTH12) while the other LC polyester possessed chemical heterogeneity (BP6). BP6 could also be processed to form fibers which showed thermal transition behavior by x-ray diffraction and no detectable melting or clearing transition by thermal measurements. LC textures were observed using polarized light microscopy. Results of the dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of these two LC polymers are described.
0887-6266
08876266
Wiley-Blackwell
shingle_catch_all_4 Ober, C. K.
Delvin, A.
Bluhm, T. L.
Dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of liquid-crystalline polyesters
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
Mesophase transitions in liquid-crystalline (LC) polyesters were studied by dynamic x-ray diffraction using a synchrotron radiation source. Powder and fiber samples were examined by continuous heating from 50°C to 270°C in a hot stage. The polymer systems consisted of two types of thermotropic polyesters with mesogenic cores composed of combinations of substituted terephthalate, oxybenzoate and hydroquinone units combined with aliphatic spacers placed in the main chain. One of these samples was a chemically homogeneous LC polyester (HTH12) while the other LC polyester possessed chemical heterogeneity (BP6). BP6 could also be processed to form fibers which showed thermal transition behavior by x-ray diffraction and no detectable melting or clearing transition by thermal measurements. LC textures were observed using polarized light microscopy. Results of the dynamic x-ray diffraction studies of these two LC polymers are described.
0887-6266
08876266
Wiley-Blackwell
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