Smectic polymer vesicles
Jia L(贾林) ; Cao AM(曹阿民) ; LEVY DANIEL ; XU BING ; ALBOUY PIERREANTOINE ; XING XIANGJUN ; BOWICK MARK J ; LI MINHUI
刊名Soft Matter
2009
卷号5期号:18页码:3446-3451
ISSN号1744-683X
其他题名层状聚合物灢泡
通讯作者LI MINHUI
英文摘要Polymer vesicles are stable robust vesicles made from block copolymer amphiphiles. Recent progress in the chemical design of block copolymers opens up the exciting possibility of creating a wide variety of polymer vesicles with varying fine structure, functionality and geometry. Polymer vesicles not only constitute useful systems for drug delivery and micro/nano-reactors but also provide an invaluable arena for exploring the ordering of matter on curved surfaces embedded in three dimensions. By choosing suitable liquid-crystalline polymers for one of the copolymer components, one can create vesicles with smectic stripes. Smectic order on shapes of spherical topology inevitably possesses topological defects ( disclinations) that are themselves distinguished regions for potential chemical functionalization and nucleators of vesicle budding. Here we report on glassy striped polymer vesicles formed from amphiphilic block copolymers in which the hydrophobic block is a smectic liquid crystal polymer containing cholesteryl-based mesogens. The vesicles exhibit two-dimensional smectic order and are ellipsoidal in shape with defects, or possible additional budding into isotropic vesicles, at the poles.
学科主题高分子化学
收录类别SCI
原文出处http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/b907485f
语种英语
WOS记录号WOS:000269493300010
公开日期2013-03-07
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://202.127.28.38/handle/331003/22938]  
专题上海有机化学研究所_高分子材料研究室
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Jia L,Cao AM,LEVY DANIEL,et al. Smectic polymer vesicles[J]. Soft Matter,2009,5(18):3446-3451.
APA 贾林.,曹阿民.,LEVY DANIEL.,XU BING.,ALBOUY PIERREANTOINE.,...&LI MINHUI.(2009).Smectic polymer vesicles.Soft Matter,5(18),3446-3451.
MLA 贾林,et al."Smectic polymer vesicles".Soft Matter 5.18(2009):3446-3451.
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