Cyanoethyl cellulose can form lyotropic liquid crystal in some organic solvents above a certain concentration C1*. When phase transition occurs
the optical properties of the solutions very. The existence of the liquid crystalline phase depends on the concentration and temperature of the solutions. The effect of solvent on the formation of lyotropic liquid crystal for the cyanoethyl cellulose is that the critical concentration C*1 decreases with decreasing the polymersolvent interaction parameter x12.
STUDIES ON LYOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTALLINE SOLUTIONS OF CYANOETHYL CELLULOSE/DIMETHYL ACETAMIDE
STUDY ON THE REFRACTIVE INDEX FOR LYOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL OF CYANOETHYL CELLULOSE
STUDIES ON CRITICAL BEHAVIOR OF LIQUIDCRYSTALLINE BUTYRYL CHITOSAN
STUDIES ON CHITIN-BASED LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLYMERS ——STUDIES OF CRITICAL CONCENTRATIONS OF N-PHTHALOYL CHITOSAN FOR THE FORMATION OF LYOTROPIC CHOLESTERIC PHASE USING CIRCULAR DICHROISM SPECTROSCOPY
STUDIES ON CHITIN-BASED LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLYMERS Ⅵ.INFLUENCE OF THE DEGREE OF SUBSTITUTION OF AMIC ACID ON THE LIQUID CRYSTALLINE BEHAVIOR OF PHTHALOYL CHITOSAN