Mechanical and thermophysical properties of polymer liquid crystals /
As compared to engineering polymers (EPs) and polymer composites, polymer liquid crystals (PLCs) have many attractive properties. Moreover, ordinary equipment for thermoplastic processing can be used for PLCs; often PLCs have lower viscosities than EPs, or addition of a PLC to an EP lowers the visco...
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| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Chapman & Hall,
1998.
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| Edition: | First edition. |
| Series: | Polymer liquid crystal series ;
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Table of Contents:
- One Formation of Polymer Liquid Crystals
- 1 Creation of liquid crystalline phases: a comparative view emphasizing structure and shape of monomer liquid crystals
- 2Inorganic polymer liquid crystals
- 3 Design of polymer liquid crystals with non-covalent bonds
- 4 Morphology of thermotropic longitudinal polymer liquid crystals
- 5 Polymer liquid crystals in solution
- 2 Thermophysical Properties
- 6 Memory effects in polymer liquid crystals: influence of thermal history on phase behavior
- 7 Longitudinal polymer liquid crystal + engineering polymer blends: miscibility and crystallization phenomena
- 8 Thermal expansivity
- Three Mechanical Properties
- 9 Phase diagrams of polymer liquid crystals and polymer liquid crystal blends: relation to mechanical properties
- 10 Development and relaxation of orientation in pure polymer liquid crystals and blends
- 11 Flow-induced phenomena of lyotropic polymer liquid crystals: the negative normal force effect and bands perpendicular to shear
- 12 Creep and stress relaxation
- 13 Thermoreversible gelation of rigid rod-like and semirigid polymers
- 14 Elastic moduli of polymer liquid crystals
- 15 Computer simulations.