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The thermotropic aromatic main chain liquid crystalline polymers are also prepared by the phase transfer catalyzed aromatic nucleophilic polymerization [87]. Polyetherification of bis(4-chloro-3-nitrophenyl) sulfone with mesogenic aromatic diols is shown below ... [Pg.42]

Aromatic polyesters constitute an important class of main-chain liquid-crystalline polymers, but present the inconvenience of their reduced solubility and very high transition temperatures (sometimes not detected before the degradation of the sample). Their processability can be improved in several ways [2,3], e.g., reduction of the rigidity of the mesogen, lengthening of the spacer, or introduction of lateral substituents. [Pg.383]

Macromolecules dendritic, 285 hyperbranched, 284-286 Main-chain liquid crystalline polymers, 49 Main-chain polyester LCP mesogenic units, 50... [Pg.588]

Shear modulus, polyamide, 138 Sheet molding compounds (SMCs), 30 Shoe sole products, 205 Shore hardness gauge, 243 Side-chain liquid crystalline polymers, 49 Side reactions, in transition metal coupling, 477... [Pg.600]

Optical and electro-optical behavior of side-chain liquid crystalline polymers are described 350-351>. The effect of flexible siloxane spacers on the phase properties and electric field effects were determined. Rheological properties of siloxane containing liquid crystalline side-chain polymers were studied as a function of shear rate and temperature 352). The effect of cooling rate on the alignment of a siloxane based side-chain liquid crystalline copolymer was investigated 353). It was shown that the dielectric relaxation behavior of the polymers varied in a systematic manner with the rate at which the material was cooled from its isotropic phase. [Pg.49]

Incorporation of flexible siloxane spacers into side chain or main chain liquid crystalline polymers have been shown to drastically reduce the transition temperatures 255,267,271,272,277) anc[ aiso increase the response time of the resultant systems to the applied thermal, optical or electrical fields 350-353>. In addition, siloxanes also provided elastomeric properties and improved the processibility (solution or melt) of the resulting liquid crystalline copolymers. [Pg.74]

The same flow-aligning side-chain liquid crystalline polymer has been studied [43] in extensional flow using a rheo-NMR method in which selective excitation of... [Pg.202]

Effect of the Polymer Backbone on the Thermotropic Behavior of Side-Chain Liquid Crystalline Polymers... [Pg.97]

A review of the literature demonstrates some trends concerning the effect of the polymer backbone on the thermotropic behavior of side-chain liquid crystalline polymers. In comparison to low molar mass liquid crystals, the thermal stability of the mesophase increases upon polymerization (3,5,18). However, due to increasing viscosity as the degree of polymerization increases, structural rearrangements are slowed down. Perhaps this is why the isotropization temperature increases up to a critical value as the degree of polymerization increases (18). [Pg.99]

Lastly, it was demonstrated with PPO substituted with a series of alkyl side-chains as we have here, that the glass transition temperature decreases with an increase in the side-chain length (28). At the same time, the Tg s of the more flexible side-chain liquid crystalline polymers investigated to date are always much higher than those of the corresponding polymers without the mesogenic side-chains (3). Therefore, it is quite likely that we may obtain side-chain liquid crystalline polymers of approximately the same Tg from PPO and PECH. [Pg.102]

These results demonstrate that side-chain liquid crystalline polymers can be synthesized by polymer analogous reactions from theoretically any polymer backbone. When the polymer backbone is rigid, as in the case of PPO, a long spacer is required both to decrease the Tg of the parent polymer and to partially decouple the... [Pg.116]

FIGURE 5.7 Schematic Representation of typical, (partially) electroluminescent LC polymer architectures. (a) Rodlike structure, (b) Hairy-rod structure, (c) Combined main-chain-side-chain system, (d) Semiflexible segmented structure, (e) Semiflexible segmented structure with disklike mesogen. (After Weder, C. and Smith, P., Main-chain liquid-crystalline polymers for optical and electronic devices, in Encyclopedia of Materials Science and Technology, Buschow, K.H., Cahn, R.W., Flemings, M.C., Ilschner, B., Kramer, E.J., and Mahajan, S., Eds., Elsevier Science, New York, 2001.)... [Pg.466]

C Weder and P Smith, Main-chain liquid-crystalline polymers for optical and electronic devices, in Encyclopedia of Materials Science and Technology, KH Buschow, RW Cahn, MC Flemings, B Ilschner, EJ Kramer, and S Mahajan, Eds., Elsevier Science, New York, 2001, pp. 5148-5155. [Pg.479]

Figure 5.9 Examples of supramolecular side chain liquid crystalline polymers (SSCLCPs) based on hydrogen bonding (6 and 7) and coulombic interactions and hydrogen bonding (8). Figure 5.9 Examples of supramolecular side chain liquid crystalline polymers (SSCLCPs) based on hydrogen bonding (6 and 7) and coulombic interactions and hydrogen bonding (8).
In the second half of this article, we discuss dynamic properties of stiff-chain liquid-crystalline polymers in solution. If the position and orientation of a stiff or semiflexible chain in a solution is specified by its center of mass and end-to-end vector, respectively, the translational and rotational motions of the whole chain can be described in terms of the time-dependent single-particle distribution function f(r, a t), where r and a are the position vector of the center of mass and the unit vector parallel to the end-to-end vector of the chain, respectively, and t is time, (a should be distinguished from the unit tangent vector to the chain contour appearing in the previous sections, except for rodlike polymers.) Since this distribution function cannot describe internal motions of the chain, our discussion below is restricted to such global chain dynamics as translational and rotational diffusion and zero-shear viscosity. [Pg.119]

Special Properties of Main-Chain Liquid-Crystalline Polymers.64... [Pg.61]

Percec and Rodenhouse presented the first main-chain liquid crystalline polymer with a crown ether moiety in the backbone of the polymer [83], Liquid crystalline polyethers 63 were obtained by phase transfer catalyzed polyetherification of... [Pg.142]

Scheme 34 Main chain liquid crystalline polymer 63... Scheme 34 Main chain liquid crystalline polymer 63...

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