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AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsMark E. Smith, Brian C. Benicewicz, Elliot P. Douglas
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A process of forming bulk articles of oriented liquid crystalline thermoset material, the material characterized as having an enhanced tensile modulus parallel to orientation of an applied magnetic field of at least 25 percent greater than said material processed in the absence of a magnetic field, by curing a liquid crystalline thermoset precursor within a high strength magnetic field of greater than about 2 Tesla, is provided, together with a resultant bulk article of a liquid crystalline thermoset material, said material processed in a high strength magnetic field whereby said material is characterized as having a tensile modulus parallel to orientation of said field of at least 25 percent greater than said material processed in the absence of a magnetic field.
A bulk article of a liquid crystalline thermoset material including diglycidyl ether of dihydroxy-alpha-methyl stilbene and sulfanilamide, said material processed in a high strength magnetic field whereby said material is characterized as having a tensile modulus parallel to orientation of said field of at least 25 percent greater than said material processed in the absence of such a high strength magnetic field.
A bulk article of a liquid crystalline thermoset material including diglycidyl ether of dihydroxy-alpha-methyl stilbene and sulfanilamide, said material processed in a high strength magnetic field whereby said material is characterized as having a tensile modulus parallel to orientation of said field of at least 50 percent greater than said material processed in the absence of such a high strength magnetic field.
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