TEXTURES OF ETHYL-ACETYL CELLULOSE MESOPHASE

HUANG Yong; LI Lisheng

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- TEXTURES OF ETHYL-ACETYL CELLULOSE MESOPHASE
- TEXTURES OF ETHYL-ACETYL CELLULOSE MESOPHASE
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1989年7卷第1期页码：83-89
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  1. Guangzhou Institute of Chemistry, Academia Sinica .,Guangzhou
  2. Academia Sinica
  3. Academia Sinica Guangzhou
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- 纸质出版：1989-03-20
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[1]黄勇,李历生.TEXTURES OF ETHYL-ACETYL CELLULOSE MESOPHASE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1989,{4}(01):83-89.

HUANG Yong, LI Lisheng. TEXTURES OF ETHYL-ACETYL CELLULOSE MESOPHASE[J]. 1989, 7(1): 83-89.
[1]黄勇,李历生.TEXTURES OF ETHYL-ACETYL CELLULOSE MESOPHASE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1989,{4}(01):83-89. DOI：

HUANG Yong, LI Lisheng. TEXTURES OF ETHYL-ACETYL CELLULOSE MESOPHASE[J]. 1989, 7(1): 83-89. DOI：

摘要

<正> There was phase separation between the anisotropic and isotropic phases in the ethyl-acetyl cellulose/dichloroacetic acid cholesteric liquid crystalline solutions .The textures of mesophase varied with the concentration. The mesophases could form the disc-like texture

oily streaks texture and texture of domains gathered randomly. In the first two textures the layers of the ordered molecular chain were perpendicular to the slide surface and the axes of the helical structure were parallel to the slide surface.

Abstract

There was phase separation between the anisotropic and isotropic phases in the ethyl-acetyl cellulose/dichloroacetic acid cholesteric liquid crystalline solutions .The textures of mesophase varied with the concentration. The mesophases could form the disc-like texture

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