An investigation of the smectic-isotropic transition in a side-chain liquid crystal polymer by synchrotron radiation x-ray diffraction

Galli, G. ; Mcnamee, S. G. ; Ober, C. K.

Bognor Regis [u.a.] : Wiley-Blackwell
Published 1993
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0887-6266
Keywords:
liquid crystalline polymers ; isotropic-smectic transition ; kinetics ; x-ray dif-fraction ; synchrotron ; Chemistry ; Polymer and Materials Science
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In this work we have used synchrotron x-radiation diffraction to follow in real-time the isotropic-smoetic phase transition of a side-chain liquid crystalline polymer. The analysis of the x-ray data indicated that the transition occurs within a very narrow biphasic region. As the transition takes place, the size of the smectic regions, as indicated by the width of the diffraction peaks, changed only very slightly before impingement, suggesting a two-dimensional growth pattern. A thermal investigation of the polymer paralleling the x-ray experiments was undertaken and a kinetic analysis applied to the resulting data. Qualitative agreement with a disk-like growth of the smectic regions was found. We have shown that the overall kinetics of the isotropic-smectic transition of a side-chain polymer can be studied by x-ray diffraction permitting the evaluation of several structural parameters. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
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Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
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notes In this work we have used synchrotron x-radiation diffraction to follow in real-time the isotropic-smoetic phase transition of a side-chain liquid crystalline polymer. The analysis of the x-ray data indicated that the transition occurs within a very narrow biphasic region. As the transition takes place, the size of the smectic regions, as indicated by the width of the diffraction peaks, changed only very slightly before impingement, suggesting a two-dimensional growth pattern. A thermal investigation of the polymer paralleling the x-ray experiments was undertaken and a kinetic analysis applied to the resulting data. Qualitative agreement with a disk-like growth of the smectic regions was found. We have shown that the overall kinetics of the isotropic-smectic transition of a side-chain polymer can be studied by x-ray diffraction permitting the evaluation of several structural parameters. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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schlagwort liquid crystalline polymers
isotropic-smectic transition
kinetics
x-ray dif-fraction
synchrotron
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
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shingle_author_1 Galli, G.
Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
shingle_author_2 Galli, G.
Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
shingle_author_3 Galli, G.
Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
shingle_author_4 Galli, G.
Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
shingle_catch_all_1 Galli, G.
Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
An investigation of the smectic-isotropic transition in a side-chain liquid crystal polymer by synchrotron radiation x-ray diffraction
liquid crystalline polymers
isotropic-smectic transition
kinetics
x-ray dif-fraction
synchrotron
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
liquid crystalline polymers
isotropic-smectic transition
kinetics
x-ray dif-fraction
synchrotron
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
In this work we have used synchrotron x-radiation diffraction to follow in real-time the isotropic-smoetic phase transition of a side-chain liquid crystalline polymer. The analysis of the x-ray data indicated that the transition occurs within a very narrow biphasic region. As the transition takes place, the size of the smectic regions, as indicated by the width of the diffraction peaks, changed only very slightly before impingement, suggesting a two-dimensional growth pattern. A thermal investigation of the polymer paralleling the x-ray experiments was undertaken and a kinetic analysis applied to the resulting data. Qualitative agreement with a disk-like growth of the smectic regions was found. We have shown that the overall kinetics of the isotropic-smectic transition of a side-chain polymer can be studied by x-ray diffraction permitting the evaluation of several structural parameters. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
0887-6266
08876266
Wiley-Blackwell
shingle_catch_all_2 Galli, G.
Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
An investigation of the smectic-isotropic transition in a side-chain liquid crystal polymer by synchrotron radiation x-ray diffraction
liquid crystalline polymers
isotropic-smectic transition
kinetics
x-ray dif-fraction
synchrotron
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
liquid crystalline polymers
isotropic-smectic transition
kinetics
x-ray dif-fraction
synchrotron
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
In this work we have used synchrotron x-radiation diffraction to follow in real-time the isotropic-smoetic phase transition of a side-chain liquid crystalline polymer. The analysis of the x-ray data indicated that the transition occurs within a very narrow biphasic region. As the transition takes place, the size of the smectic regions, as indicated by the width of the diffraction peaks, changed only very slightly before impingement, suggesting a two-dimensional growth pattern. A thermal investigation of the polymer paralleling the x-ray experiments was undertaken and a kinetic analysis applied to the resulting data. Qualitative agreement with a disk-like growth of the smectic regions was found. We have shown that the overall kinetics of the isotropic-smectic transition of a side-chain polymer can be studied by x-ray diffraction permitting the evaluation of several structural parameters. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
0887-6266
08876266
Wiley-Blackwell
shingle_catch_all_3 Galli, G.
Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
An investigation of the smectic-isotropic transition in a side-chain liquid crystal polymer by synchrotron radiation x-ray diffraction
liquid crystalline polymers
isotropic-smectic transition
kinetics
x-ray dif-fraction
synchrotron
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
liquid crystalline polymers
isotropic-smectic transition
kinetics
x-ray dif-fraction
synchrotron
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
In this work we have used synchrotron x-radiation diffraction to follow in real-time the isotropic-smoetic phase transition of a side-chain liquid crystalline polymer. The analysis of the x-ray data indicated that the transition occurs within a very narrow biphasic region. As the transition takes place, the size of the smectic regions, as indicated by the width of the diffraction peaks, changed only very slightly before impingement, suggesting a two-dimensional growth pattern. A thermal investigation of the polymer paralleling the x-ray experiments was undertaken and a kinetic analysis applied to the resulting data. Qualitative agreement with a disk-like growth of the smectic regions was found. We have shown that the overall kinetics of the isotropic-smectic transition of a side-chain polymer can be studied by x-ray diffraction permitting the evaluation of several structural parameters. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
0887-6266
08876266
Wiley-Blackwell
shingle_catch_all_4 Galli, G.
Mcnamee, S. G.
Ober, C. K.
An investigation of the smectic-isotropic transition in a side-chain liquid crystal polymer by synchrotron radiation x-ray diffraction
liquid crystalline polymers
isotropic-smectic transition
kinetics
x-ray dif-fraction
synchrotron
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
liquid crystalline polymers
isotropic-smectic transition
kinetics
x-ray dif-fraction
synchrotron
Chemistry
Polymer and Materials Science
In this work we have used synchrotron x-radiation diffraction to follow in real-time the isotropic-smoetic phase transition of a side-chain liquid crystalline polymer. The analysis of the x-ray data indicated that the transition occurs within a very narrow biphasic region. As the transition takes place, the size of the smectic regions, as indicated by the width of the diffraction peaks, changed only very slightly before impingement, suggesting a two-dimensional growth pattern. A thermal investigation of the polymer paralleling the x-ray experiments was undertaken and a kinetic analysis applied to the resulting data. Qualitative agreement with a disk-like growth of the smectic regions was found. We have shown that the overall kinetics of the isotropic-smectic transition of a side-chain polymer can be studied by x-ray diffraction permitting the evaluation of several structural parameters. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
0887-6266
08876266
Wiley-Blackwell
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