Influence of Perfluoroarene-Arene Interactions on the Phase Behavior of Liquid Crystalline and Polymeric Materials
Marcus Weck, Alex R. Dunn, Kozo Matsumoto, Geoffrey W. Coates, Emil B. Lobkovsky, Robert Howard Grubbs
Abstract
Marcus Weck, Alex R. Dunn, Kozo Matsumoto, Geoffrey W. Coates, Emil B. Lobkovsky, Robert Howard Grubbs
Abstract
A stabilization of the liquid-crystalline mesophase and thus an enlarged temperature range of the mesogenic phase is achieved by adding perfluorotriphenylene to a chiral liquid-crystalline triphenylene. This mesophase is based on 1:1 perfluoroarene-arene interactions (see picture). In a polymer with triphenylenes as mesogens in the side chains, the addition of perfluorotriphenylene led to crystallization.
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A stabilization of the liquid-crystalline mesophase and thus an enlarged temperature range of the mesogenic phase is achieved by adding perfluorotriphenylene to a chiral liquid-crystalline triphenylene. This mesophase is based on 1:1 perfluoroarene-arene interactions (see picture). In a polymer with triphenylenes as mesogens in the side chains, the addition of perfluorotriphenylene led to crystallization.
Key concepts: Mesophase, Mesogen, Triphenylene, Materials science, Liquid crystal, Phase (matter), Polymer, Liquid crystalline