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Conformation SCLCP

Conformation of the better temporal stability of SCLCPs compared to that of isotropic SCPs that have similar chromo-phores has been made by Carr et al. [198]. These workers found that the polarization of the SCLCP 31PMA 6 is much more stable than that of the isotropic copolymer (31 PMA 3)o.9-(31 PMA 6)0.1 in spite of the fact that the Tg of the latter polymer is about 117 °C compared with 71 °C for the LC homopolymer. However, in this work, the better temporal stability of the LC polymer was related to the absence of fi relaxation, as shown by dielectric measurements. [Pg.262]

Using dynamic light-scattering measurements [Jamieson et al, 1996], Syi was determined for nematic solutions of a SCLCP, which had a weakly prolate or oblate conformation (i.e., R /R l), based on ER measurements of Sr]b and Srjc, and indicated [Liu et al, 1999] that Syi ckTtR/N, whereas the Brochard model predicts [via Eq. (1.95)] that Syi 0. [Pg.55]

As a test of the revised theory, further experiments were conducted [Zhao et al., 2005] on nematic solutions of a SCLCP. ER measurements indicated, via application of the Brochard hydrodynamic model, a slightly prolate conformation, R /R = 1.17 0.02, consistent with small-angle neutron scattering measurements, which indicated, that= 1.12 0.06. Observations of the shear stress transient response of a homeotropic monodomain indicated that at a concentration between 0.01 and 0.02 g/mL, the solution exhibited a transition from director-aligning to director-tumbling behavior. The latter result is inconsistent with the original Brochard model [see Eq. (1.94)], which predicts such a transition (i.e., Sas > 0) only for a polymer with an oblate shape but agrees with the modified theory [Eq. (1.96)]. [Pg.55]

The mesogenic units can also be attached as pendants to a flexible backbone through flexible spacers (see Fig. 4.13), resulting in a completely new class of polymers with unique properties, so-called the side chain liquid crystal polymers (scLPC). scLCP manifest a unique competition between the tendency of the mesogenic units towards anisotropic liquid-crystalline order and the tendency of the backbone chain towards isotropic chain conformation. The liquid-crystalline order influences the polymer chain conformations and vice versa. The flexible... [Pg.188]


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