PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SHISH-KEBAB TYPE LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLY(p-PHENYLENEVINYLENE)
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PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SHISH-KEBAB TYPE LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLY(p-PHENYLENEVINYLENE)
PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SHISH-KEBAB TYPE LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLY(p-PHENYLENEVINYLENE)
高分子科学(英文版)2006年第4期 页码:353-361
Affiliations:
1. Institute of Materials Science University of Tsukuba Tsukuba ,305-8573
2. Japan
3. College of the Material Science and Engineering Zhengzhou University Zhengzhou China ,450052
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This work was supported by the China Scholarship Council and the Grant-in-Aids for Scientific Research from Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan.()
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中图分类号:O631.3
纸质出版:2006
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[1]Kazuo Akagi,郑世军.PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SHISH-KEBAB TYPE LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLY(p-PHENYLENEVINYLENE)[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,2006(04):353-361.
PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SHISH-KEBAB TYPE LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLY(p-PHENYLENEVINYLENE)[J]. 2006, (4): 353-361.
[1]Kazuo Akagi,郑世军.PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SHISH-KEBAB TYPE LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLY(p-PHENYLENEVINYLENE)[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,2006(04):353-361.DOI:
PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SHISH-KEBAB TYPE LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLY(p-PHENYLENEVINYLENE)[J]. 2006, (4): 353-361.DOI:
PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SHISH-KEBAB TYPE LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLY(p-PHENYLENEVINYLENE)
<正>Novel shish-kebab type liquid crystalline poly(p-phenylenevinylene) derivatives were synthesized by Stille coupling reaction from 2
5-bis[(4-n-alkoxyl)benzoyloxy]l
4-dibromobenzene (monomer 1) and 1
2-bis(tributylstannyl) ethylene (monomer 2). The polymers with alkoxy groups are soluble in common organic solvents and exhibit blue fluorescence. Both the cast film and the annealed film have large red-shifts in fluorescence spectra and show yellow fluorescence. The polymers with CN and NO2 groups show poor solubility and green fluorescence. All the polymers possess liquid crystalline smectic phases. The melting point (Tm) of the polymers decreases when the length of the alkoxy tails of the mesogenic units increases. The polymers are easily aligned under a magnetic field of 10 Tesla. It is found that the conjugated backbone and LC side chain are aligned perpendicular and parallel to the magnetic field
respectively. The polymers show optical dichroism in fluorescence spectra
suggesting that they are available for advance materials with linear optical polarization.
Abstract
Novel shish-kebab type liquid crystalline poly(p-phenylenevinylene) derivatives were synthesized by Stille coupling reaction from 2
5-bis[(4-n-alkoxyl)benzoyloxy]l
4-dibromobenzene (monomer 1) and 1
2-bis(tributylstannyl) ethylene (monomer 2). The polymers with alkoxy groups are soluble in common organic solvents and exhibit blue fluorescence. Both the cast film and the annealed film have large red-shifts in fluorescence spectra and show yellow fluorescence. The polymers with CN and NO2 groups show poor solubility and green fluorescence. All the polymers possess liquid crystalline smectic phases. The melting point (Tm) of the polymers decreases when the length of the alkoxy tails of the mesogenic units increases. The polymers are easily aligned under a magnetic field of 10 Tesla. It is found that the conjugated backbone and LC side chain are aligned perpendicular and parallel to the magnetic field
respectively. The polymers show optical dichroism in fluorescence spectra
suggesting that they are available for advance materials with linear optical polarization.
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