Abstract
Easily accessible peracylated glycosides show columnar discotic phases. The mesomorphic properties of the cellobiosides studied are interpreted as resulting from the polarity contrast between the sugar nucleus and the alkyl side chains.
Liquid Crystals
Volume 9, 1991 - Issue 3
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