Reorientation of aliphatic tails during the photopolymerization of a diacetylenic lipid

Gobel, H.D. ; Kjaer, K. ; Als-Nielsen, J. ; Mohwald, H.

Amsterdam : Elsevier
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0040-6090
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autor Gobel, H.D.
Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
autorsonst Gobel, H.D.
Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
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fussnote The structures of polymerized and unpolymerized monolayers of a diacetylenic lipid prepared at different temperatures were studied using X-ray reflection and diffraction and electron diffraction techniques. Two different monoclinic lattices exist with the polymer axis parallel to one crystallographic axis. The different polymeric films have slightly different lattice parameters; the main difference is the aliphatic chain tilt. During polymerization the tilt angle between the aliphatic chain and the surface normal changes from about 30^o to near 0^o for the low temperature structures.Although the lipid is achiral, two chiral structures are observed; these are ascribed to the different orientation of the tilt direction projected on the surface and the headgroup with respect to the polymer axis. The data indicate that the lipid headgroups are uniformly oriented and bridge the polymer axis to form a two-dimensional network.
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Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
shingle_author_2 Gobel, H.D.
Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
shingle_author_3 Gobel, H.D.
Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
shingle_author_4 Gobel, H.D.
Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
shingle_catch_all_1 Gobel, H.D.
Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
Reorientation of aliphatic tails during the photopolymerization of a diacetylenic lipid
0040-6090
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Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_2 Gobel, H.D.
Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
Reorientation of aliphatic tails during the photopolymerization of a diacetylenic lipid
0040-6090
00406090
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_3 Gobel, H.D.
Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
Reorientation of aliphatic tails during the photopolymerization of a diacetylenic lipid
0040-6090
00406090
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_4 Gobel, H.D.
Kjaer, K.
Als-Nielsen, J.
Mohwald, H.
Reorientation of aliphatic tails during the photopolymerization of a diacetylenic lipid
0040-6090
00406090
Elsevier
shingle_title_1 Reorientation of aliphatic tails during the photopolymerization of a diacetylenic lipid
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titel Reorientation of aliphatic tails during the photopolymerization of a diacetylenic lipid
titel_suche Reorientation of aliphatic tails during the photopolymerization of a diacetylenic lipid
The structures of polymerized and unpolymerized monolayers of a diacetylenic lipid prepared at different temperatures were studied using X-ray reflection and diffraction and electron diffraction techniques. Two different monoclinic lattices exist with the polymer axis parallel to one crystallographic axis. The different polymeric films have slightly different lattice parameters; the main difference is the aliphatic chain tilt. During polymerization the tilt angle between the aliphatic chain and the surface normal changes from about 30^o to near 0^o for the low temperature structures.Although the lipid is achiral, two chiral structures are observed; these are ascribed to the different orientation of the tilt direction projected on the surface and the headgroup with respect to the polymer axis. The data indicate that the lipid headgroups are uniformly oriented and bridge the polymer axis to form a two-dimensional network.
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