2004
DOI: 10.1080/15421400490430931
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Study of ferroelectric liquid crystals with 2-alkoxypropionate chiral group by X-ray measurements

Abstract: We present the X-ray study of three series of ferroelectric liquid crystalline materials with a 2-alkoxypropionate chiral group in order to establish the connection of physical properties and the number of carbon atoms in the non-chiral chain. All materials have the ferroelectric SmC Ã phase in a broad temperature range. Using X-ray diffraction of non-oriented samples we have identified low temperature non-tilted SmX phase as the SmB phase. The thickness of smectic layers and value of the average distance betw… Show more

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“…However, a decrease in d values on cooling is due to (i) the increasing order of the long molecular axes inside the plane of the smectic layers and (ii) a slight increase of the tilt angle of molecules. For the studied material the average lateral intermolecular distance has been determined: 4.9 Å in the N * phase (at T = 90 • C) and 4.6 Å in the SmC * phase (at T = 76 • C) [28] indicating the increase of the close packing of molecules on cooling.…”
Section: Small Angle X-ray Scattering (Saxs)mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…However, a decrease in d values on cooling is due to (i) the increasing order of the long molecular axes inside the plane of the smectic layers and (ii) a slight increase of the tilt angle of molecules. For the studied material the average lateral intermolecular distance has been determined: 4.9 Å in the N * phase (at T = 90 • C) and 4.6 Å in the SmC * phase (at T = 76 • C) [28] indicating the increase of the close packing of molecules on cooling.…”
Section: Small Angle X-ray Scattering (Saxs)mentioning
confidence: 94%