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Rheology and Dynamics of Side Group Liquid Crystalline Polymers in Nematic Solvents

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Figure 1.1.  Common phases seen in liquid crystals.
Figure 1.7.  The polymer analogous approach.  This method involves first making a functionalized polymer backbone and, in a second step, attaching the desired mesogen
Table 2.1.  MALLS results.  ato the 1,2-polybutadiene pre-polymer backbone.  Since multiple samples of each polymer were made and  The predicted molar masses were based on 100% attachment of the mesogen the physical properties measured were the same, the p
Figure 3.2.  Measured IR transmittance of D5CB. Cell gap~8 µm. T=22 oC. The five designated vibration frequencies are 1575, 1391, 837, 691 and 500 cm-1, respectively
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