EVIDENCE FOR THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTALLINITY OF A FUSIBLE POLYDIACETYLENE

CHEN Shouxi

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EVIDENCE FOR THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTALLINITY OF A FUSIBLE POLYDIACETYLENE

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- EVIDENCE FOR THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTALLINITY OF A FUSIBLE POLYDIACETYLENE
- Vol. 13, Issue 3, Pages: 280-284(1995)
- Affiliations：
  
  1.   Institute of Chemistry
  2.   Academia Sinica
  3.   Beijing 100080
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  CLC： TQ317
- Published：20 September 1995
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[1]陈寿羲.EVIDENCE FOR THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTALLINITY OF A FUSIBLE POLYDIACETYLENE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1995,{4}(03):280-284.

CHEN Shouxi. EVIDENCE FOR THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTALLINITY OF A FUSIBLE POLYDIACETYLENE[J]. 1995, 13(3): 280-284.
[1]陈寿羲.EVIDENCE FOR THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTALLINITY OF A FUSIBLE POLYDIACETYLENE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1995,{4}(03):280-284. DOI：

CHEN Shouxi. EVIDENCE FOR THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTALLINITY OF A FUSIBLE POLYDIACETYLENE[J]. 1995, 13(3): 280-284. DOI：

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<正> The thermotropic liquid crystalline behavior of a fusible polydiacetylene has beenstudied by using polarizing optical microscopy and wide angle X-ray diffraction. It wasfound that the typical threaded texture can exhibit in the melt and the banded texture canbe observed when applied a gentle shear to the melt. The results indicate that thispolydiacetylene is really a thermotropic liquid crystalline polymer.

Abstract

The thermotropic liquid crystalline behavior of a fusible polydiacetylene has beenstudied by using polarizing optical microscopy and wide angle X-ray diffraction. It wasfound that the typical threaded texture can exhibit in the melt and the banded texture canbe observed when applied a gentle shear to the melt. The results indicate that thispolydiacetylene is really a thermotropic liquid crystalline polymer.

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