Synthesis and characterization of biphenyl-based azo liquid crystals and its optical properties: effect of lateral and tail group
Akshay Thakor, Durgesh J. Dwivedi, V. B. Desai, U. H. Jadeja, Vinay S. Sharma, R. B. Patel
Abstract
Akshay Thakor, Durgesh J. Dwivedi, V. B. Desai, U. H. Jadeja, Vinay S. Sharma, R. B. Patel
Abstract
An azo ester-based biphenyl substituted rod-shaped azo-based material has been synthesized and well-characterized and further studied their mesogenic, optical, and thermal properties. All the synthesized derivatives displayed enantiotropical nematic and SmC phases with good temperature range of mesophase which is further influence by the variation of alkyl chain. The present synthesized derivatives having left terminally substituted phenyl ring by -OR inbuilt with ester azo group and right terminally dodecyloxy tail (-OC12H25) at the right terminal end. The mesomorphism is measured by using POM, DSC, and high-temperature XRD technique, and the photophysical behavior was measured by UV-Vis spectroscopy.
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An azo ester-based biphenyl substituted rod-shaped azo-based material has been synthesized and well-characterized and further studied their mesogenic, optical, and thermal properties. All the synthesized derivatives displayed enantiotropical nematic and SmC phases with good temperature range of mesophase which is further influence by the variation of alkyl chain. The present synthesized derivatives having left terminally substituted phenyl ring by -OR inbuilt with ester azo group and right terminally dodecyloxy tail (-OC12H25) at the right terminal end. The mesomorphism is measured by using POM, DSC, and high-temperature XRD technique, and the photophysical behavior was measured by UV-Vis spectroscopy.
Key concepts: Mesogen, Mesophase, Biphenyl, Liquid crystal, Alkyl, Materials science, Ring (chemistry), Crystallography