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mesogenic unit [¦mez·ə¦jen·ik ′yü·nət]

(physical chemistry)

A component of a molecule that induces a mesomorphic or liquid crystalline phase. Also known as mesagen.

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No references found	18) introduced mesogenic units in their thermoplastic PU so as to form a liquid crystalline phase in the rubbery region above the soft segment melting point resulting in an increase of the rubbery modulus from 34 to 283 MPa while maintaining acceptable shape fixity and recovery ([greater than or equal to]90%) after training. Challenges of shape memory polymers: a review of the progress toward ... by Rousseau, Ingrid A. / Polymer Engineering and Science Liquid crystalline epoxies, which contain rigid mesogenic units in place of the kinked and flexible structure of bisphenol-A, can be cured so that the resulting network has a liquid crystalline structure consisting of ordered domains of various sizes. The effect of stoichiometry on the fracture toughness of a liquid ... by Robinson, Elizabeth J.; Douglas, Elliot P.; Mecholsky, John J. Jr. / Polymer Engineering and Science It is well known that mesogenic units on the LCP chain molecules would cause spontaneous anisotropy, or molecular orientation, even in a quiescent condition (1, 8). Fiber reinforcement and fracture resistance of PC/PBT/LCP ternary in ... by Wong, Shing-Chung; Mai, Yiu-Wing; Leng, Yang / Polymer Engineering and Science	Mesoamerican civilization Mesoamerican religions mesoappendix mesobenthos mesobilirubin mesobilirubinogen mesobiliverdin mesoblast mesoblastema mesocardium mesocarp mesocercaria mesoclimate mesoclimatology mesocolon mesoconch mesocranial mesocratic mesocrystalline mesocyclone Mesoderm mesodermal tumor mesogaster Mesogastropoda mesogen mesogenic unit mesogeosyncline Mesoglea mesognathic mesogranulation mesogranule mesohaline Mesohippus mesoinositol mesokaryotic mesokurtic distribution mesolamella mesolite Mesolithic Mesolithic Period Mesolongion Mesolóngion mesomere mesomerism mesometeorology mesometrium mesomorph mesomorphism Meson meson capture meson resonance	mesodiastolic Mesodiplosis Mesodiplosis Mesodiplosis mesodiverticular band Mesodont mesodontia mesoductus deferens mesoduodenum mesoendemic disease mesoendemic disease mesoendemic disease mesoendemic disease mesoepididymis mesofacial pattern mesofacial pattern mesofacial pattern mesofacial pattern mesofacial pattern Mesogaster Mesogaster mesogastria mesogastria mesogastric mesogastric mesogastrium mesogastrium Mesogastropoda Mesogen mesogenic mesogenic unit Mesogens mesogeosyncline mesoglea mesoglea mesogleal mesogleal mesoglia mesogloea mesogloea mesogluteus mesognathic mesognathic mesognathism Mesognathous mesogranulation mesogranule Mesogyna Mesogyna hepatica mesohaline Mesohepar mesohippus mesohippus mesohippus Mesohorinis Mesohorinis Mesohoronis Mesohoronis mesoileum mesoinositol mesojejunum

18) introduced mesogenic units in their thermoplastic PU so as to form a liquid crystalline phase in the rubbery region above the soft segment melting point resulting in an increase of the rubbery modulus from 34 to 283 MPa while maintaining acceptable shape fixity and recovery ([greater than or equal to]90%) after training.

Challenges of shape memory polymers: a review of the progress toward ... by Rousseau, Ingrid A. / Polymer Engineering and Science

Liquid crystalline epoxies, which contain rigid mesogenic units in place of the kinked and flexible structure of bisphenol-A, can be cured so that the resulting network has a liquid crystalline structure consisting of ordered domains of various sizes.

The effect of stoichiometry on the fracture toughness of a liquid ... by Robinson, Elizabeth J.; Douglas, Elliot P.; Mecholsky, John J. Jr. / Polymer Engineering and Science

It is well known that mesogenic units on the LCP chain molecules would cause spontaneous anisotropy, or molecular orientation, even in a quiescent condition (1, 8).

Fiber reinforcement and fracture resistance of PC/PBT/LCP ternary in ... by Wong, Shing-Chung; Mai, Yiu-Wing; Leng, Yang / Polymer Engineering and Science

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