Issue 41, 2021

Effects of structural modification of (alkyldiene-imidazolium bromide)-based gemini monomers on the formation of the lyotropic bicontinuous cubic phase

Abstract

Seven homologues of an amphiphilic gemini monomer were synthesized and screened for the ability to form a bicontinuous cubic (Q) lyotropic liquid crystal phase. Four of these homologues form a Q phase with glycerol or water that can be cross-linked with retention of the nanoporous structure, with one exhibiting a well-ordered Q phase with a wider phase window than the parent monomer.

Graphical abstract: Effects of structural modification of (alkyldiene-imidazolium bromide)-based gemini monomers on the formation of the lyotropic bicontinuous cubic phase

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
28 Jul 2021
Accepted
03 Oct 2021
First published
12 Oct 2021

Soft Matter, 2021,17, 9259-9263

Author version available

Effects of structural modification of (alkyldiene-imidazolium bromide)-based gemini monomers on the formation of the lyotropic bicontinuous cubic phase

P. Li, M. I. Reinhardt, S. S. Dyer, K. E. Moore, O. Q. Imran and D. L. Gin, Soft Matter, 2021, 17, 9259 DOI: 10.1039/D1SM01100F

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