Mesomorphism of hybrid siloxane-triphenylene star-shaped oligomers

Novel hybrid triphenylene-carbosiloxane liquid crystalline monomers and star-shaped oligomers have been synthesized and their thermal behavior and liquid-crystalline properties analyzed and characterized. All compounds exhibit a columnar hexagonal phase and show, particularly the oligomers, a small...

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spelling paper:paper_08974756_v19_n8_p1992_Zelcer2023-06-08T15:49:16Z Mesomorphism of hybrid siloxane-triphenylene star-shaped oligomers Crystalline materials Hybrid materials Microscopic examination Monomers Phase transitions Substitution reactions Columnar hexagonal phase Crystalline properties Star-shaped oligomers Triphenylene moiety Oligomers Novel hybrid triphenylene-carbosiloxane liquid crystalline monomers and star-shaped oligomers have been synthesized and their thermal behavior and liquid-crystalline properties analyzed and characterized. All compounds exhibit a columnar hexagonal phase and show, particularly the oligomers, a small tendency to crystallize. The substitution pattern on the central triphenylene moiety has very different effects on the crystal to columnar phase and columnar to isotropic liquid-phase transitions. A novel sterically induced superlattice has been found, and a model for the microscopic structure is proposed. One compound could be mechanically aligned, leading to well-oriented columnar liquid crystals. © 2007 American Chemical Society. 2007 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_08974756_v19_n8_p1992_Zelcer http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_08974756_v19_n8_p1992_Zelcer
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
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topic Crystalline materials
Hybrid materials
Microscopic examination
Monomers
Phase transitions
Substitution reactions
Columnar hexagonal phase
Crystalline properties
Star-shaped oligomers
Triphenylene moiety
Oligomers
spellingShingle Crystalline materials
Hybrid materials
Microscopic examination
Monomers
Phase transitions
Substitution reactions
Columnar hexagonal phase
Crystalline properties
Star-shaped oligomers
Triphenylene moiety
Oligomers
Mesomorphism of hybrid siloxane-triphenylene star-shaped oligomers
topic_facet Crystalline materials
Hybrid materials
Microscopic examination
Monomers
Phase transitions
Substitution reactions
Columnar hexagonal phase
Crystalline properties
Star-shaped oligomers
Triphenylene moiety
Oligomers
description Novel hybrid triphenylene-carbosiloxane liquid crystalline monomers and star-shaped oligomers have been synthesized and their thermal behavior and liquid-crystalline properties analyzed and characterized. All compounds exhibit a columnar hexagonal phase and show, particularly the oligomers, a small tendency to crystallize. The substitution pattern on the central triphenylene moiety has very different effects on the crystal to columnar phase and columnar to isotropic liquid-phase transitions. A novel sterically induced superlattice has been found, and a model for the microscopic structure is proposed. One compound could be mechanically aligned, leading to well-oriented columnar liquid crystals. © 2007 American Chemical Society.
title Mesomorphism of hybrid siloxane-triphenylene star-shaped oligomers
title_short Mesomorphism of hybrid siloxane-triphenylene star-shaped oligomers
title_full Mesomorphism of hybrid siloxane-triphenylene star-shaped oligomers
title_fullStr Mesomorphism of hybrid siloxane-triphenylene star-shaped oligomers
title_full_unstemmed Mesomorphism of hybrid siloxane-triphenylene star-shaped oligomers
title_sort mesomorphism of hybrid siloxane-triphenylene star-shaped oligomers
publishDate 2007
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_08974756_v19_n8_p1992_Zelcer
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_08974756_v19_n8_p1992_Zelcer
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