Lyotropic birefringent films

Compositions – Radioactive compositions – Nuclear reactor fuel

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252299, 350160LC, 427168, 428 1, G02F 113

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040308120

ABSTRACT:
Cyanuric halide is successively reacted with two moles of carboxy substituted aromatic amine and one mole of quaternizing agent such as pyridine and dissolved, e.g., in dilute ammonium hydroxide. At certain concentrations as the solution evaporates, it becomes nematic. The solution is evaporated on an oriented substrate so that the residue is anisotropic and is finally frozen in a resinous form which shows birefringence. The substrate and coating is valuable as a fractional wave plate.

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