2H NMR studies of liquid crystal elastomers: Macroscopic vs. molecular properties

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2H NMR studies of liquid crystal elastomers: Macroscopic vs. molecular properties

2H NMR studies of liquid crystal elastomers: Macroscopic vs. molecular properties

Publication year: 2011
Source:Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Valentina Domenici

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? Order parameters by 2H NMR of 2H-labelled liquid crystal elastomers and 2H-labelled probes in LCEs. ? Crosslinking density vs. thermodynamic features of the paranematic–nematic transition. ? Heterogeneity of real samples, phase biaxiality and coupling between strain and order. ? Comparison between liquid crystal elastomers and non-mesogenic elastomers. ? Comparison between liquid crystal polymers and liquid crystal elastomers.

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